Nathaniel Styer retweeted
I truly cannot imagine being this smug after abandoning the city you were mayor of while unsuccessfully running for governor and then leaving the city with a $250 million budget deficit
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
.@JoelBrooks4JC: "We are governing under Mayor Solomon’s administration, but in a reality and structure, left to us by Mayor Fulop and our predecessor council. I don’t fault my predecessors. I’ve seen Fulop obfuscate, bully, and outright lie to achieve what he wanted."
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
Here's the latest @AskTheMayorJC. Obv. lots on the budget, but also other stuff, from public safety to mass transit to control of the school system (and its budget). Thanks for the emails. More calls next time. @DavidCruzNJ Watch and share your thoughts. youtube.com/watch?v=_Tu87Abg…
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
LIVE at 7pm. "Did you get your tax bill?" Last chance for your email questions (videos accepted) for tonight's @AskTheMayorJC call-in ➡️[email protected] @SolomonforJC takes your calls and comments tonight, 7pm. Join us! @GovSherrillNJ youtube.com/@AskTheMayorJC
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
My thoughts on the upcoming Jersey City Board of Education vote on the Superintendent's contract.
open.substack.com/pub/inside…
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Op-Ed: @Emily4Hoboken & @SolomonforJC should not be blamed for the finances they inherited @dawnzimmernj hudsoncountyview.com/op-ed-j…
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
The Resident Response Center (RRC) are the problem-solvers of Jersey City government. This year, they're resolving work orders & resident complaints at a much faster rate than last year in every Ward--doing more with less as we address our budget crisis and deliver for residents.
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Mayor Solomon’s budget cuts spending in 10 of 13 departments and reduces costs by $58 million compared to last year.
Read the full budget: jerseycitynj.gov/cms/One.asp…
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
Blown away. Turns out Steve Fulop ran Jersey City into the ground financially. Boy did he do a good job of tricking people.
He's now the President of the Partnership for New York City, a business advocacy group.
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
Live at 7pm. @AskTheMayorJC. @SolomonforJC takes your calls on what’s next after a tumultuous month. Tax hikes. Inevitable? What do you think of that? Here’s the number to call. 201.706.2334
@StevenFulop @GovSherrillNJ @NJTreasury Here’s a link to watch: youtube.com/@AskTheMayorJC
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
Good timing. If you're puzzled by what happened at the @JerseyCity council meeting (unanimous vote AGAINST mayor's 15% tax hike) and curious about what's next you should join us TONIGHT, 7PM for @AskTheMayorJC
LIVE CALL IN with @SolomonforJC 201-706-2334 youtube.com/@AskTheMayorJC
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
Steve Fulop is now President & CEO Partnership for NYC.
Not such a bright move on the part of the Board.
"Steve Fulop had left that city in $250 million in debt. It was almost insurmountable."
We are grateful to Gov. Sherrill for recognizing the depth of the financial crisis Jersey City was left in, and working with Jersey City to secure the largest aid package in NJ history.
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
"This literal lifeline comes with conditions..." @SolomonforJC says state wants 20% hike, but city says it can do 15%. Join us for @AskTheMayorJC to ask for details. THURSDAY, JULY 2, 7PM. Call us: 201-706-2334 youtube.com/@AskTheMayorJC
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
"Steve Fulop had left that city in $250 million in debt. It was almost insurmountable."
We are grateful to Gov. Sherrill for recognizing the depth of the financial crisis Jersey City was left in, and working with Jersey City to secure the largest aid package in NJ history.
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
"Steve Fulop had left that city in $250 million in debt. It was almost insurmountable."
We are grateful to Gov. Sherrill for recognizing the depth of the financial crisis Jersey City was left in, and working with Jersey City to secure the largest aid package in NJ history.
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
Today I announced a revised plan to bring the tax increase down to 15%. Those who broke Jersey City's finances broke basically everything else in our government. By fixing our finances, we lay the foundation to rebuild government and make it work for you--Jersey City residents.
Nathaniel Styer retweeted
.@SolomonforJC held an impromptu presser during the council meeting.
"We are not moving forward with any land sales that were not moving already, right? We have not looked at city assets & said 'we're gonna sell this because of the budget crisis.'"
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