NYPN Members: CITY PROJECT

CITY PROJECT

City Project, Inc., a nonprofit organization, seeks to ensure equity in resource allocation and cost effective government services through analysis, education, and advocacy. Founded in 1984, City Project is the fiscal voice for all New Yorkers promoting justice through the examination of the City's budget and management policies. City Project puts teeth into advocacy by identifying additional revenues, examining current expenditures, analyzing management issues, and organizing New Yorkers to promote just and equitable City policies in the allocation and distribution of the City's resources. City Project is the coordinator for the ALTERBUDGET Agenda, an annual alternative to the Mayor's proposed budget.

HOMEPAGE	ADDRESS	TELEPHONE
http://www.cityproject.org	350 Broadway Suite 525 New York, NY 10013	(212) 965-1967 Fax: (212) 965-0053
CONTACT	E-MAIL	EXPERTISE
Lynne Weikart, Executive Director Glenn Pasanen, Associate Director Caren Crawford, Administrative Assistant	cityproj@inch.com	•The Budget Structure and Process •New York City's Revenue, Expense, Capital, and Contract Budget •Management Issues
PUBLICATIONS
Who's Who in New York City Government: A Guide to NYC's Public Officials “Taking Control of the Property Tax Levy: A Challenge to the NYC Council” by Martha Stark “Mayor's Arbitrary Withholding of Funds Reduces Community Services and Disrupts City's Budget Process “A Long Drive To Deep Right: The FY 2000 Executive Budget” “A Swing and a Miss: The NYC Financial Plan For Fiscal Years 1999-2003” “New Budget Process, Old Budget Process: The Fiscal Year 1999 Adopted Budget” “Familiar Winners, Familiar Losers: Prospects for The Fiscal Year 1999 Adopted Budget” “Ending Welfare By 2000 and Other Urban Tales: The FY1998 Mayor's Management” “The Good, The Bad, and The Missing News: The Preliminary Mayor's Management Report” “Good News, No News: The FY 1997 Mayor's Management Report” Alternative Budget Proposals “The Agenda for FY 2000” “Preliminary Report for FY 2000" “The Agenda for FY 1999” “The Agenda for Election Year 1997” “A LONG DRIVE TO DEEP RIGHT: THE FY 2000 EXECUTIVE BUDGET” (Budget Report) Use the publications order form to obtain these and other publications. For regular bulletins and reports, see the City Project's website.

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