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New York City Council Votes to Adopt the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget

The $107 billion budget reflects the Council’s priorities to restore investments in essential City services, health and safety, education, and quality of life.

Read more about the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget

Slow Growth in a Resilient Economy: Finance Division Economic and Tax Revenue Forecast

The Council Finance Division released its Economic and Tax Revenue Forecast on May 22, 2023. This forecast finds that NYC’s economy has proved resilient despite slow growth, citing a higher pace of City tax collection than initially anticipated and strong job growth. The revised forecast estimates about $1.8 billion more in tax revenues than OMB over Fiscals 2023 and 2024 combined.

Read the New York City Council Finance Division’s Economic and Tax Revenue Forecast

New York City Council Response to the Fiscal Year 2024 Preliminary Budget

The City Council released its response to the Mayor’s Preliminary Budget for Fiscal Year 2024 on April 3, 2023.

View the City Council’s Response to the Fiscal Year 2024 Preliminary Budget.

State Budget Priorities 2023

The New York City Council presents the following state budget priorities, as State leaders finalize a State Fiscal Year 2024 Budget, to help ensure New York City receives equitable and necessary support for its health, safety, and success.

Read New York City Council’s 2023 State Budget Priorities

Fiscal Year 2024 Discretionary Budget Training

Click here to watch the FY24 Discretionary Budget Training Video

Fiscal Year 2024 Discretionary Funding Expense Application Filing Period

Please be advised that all not-for-profit community-based organizations that wish to apply for discretionary funding for FY2024 must submit a Council Application. The FY2024 application will be posted on the Council’s website at this location on Thursday, January 5, 2023 and the submission deadline will be on Tuesday, February 21, 2023.

Access Submitted and In-Progress Applications

Also, please note that if an application is not submitted within the filing period, the community-based organization will not be eligible for funding.

For any issues or questions regarding the FY 2024 application, please contact discretionary@council.nyc.gov

FY2024 Capital Funding for Non-City Organizations

Non-City organizations applying for Fiscal Year 2024 capital funding may now download and submit applications at the CapGrants portal. All groups should submit their completed applications through this portal.

• Groups designated All Other, Charter School, or Housing organizations, may view and download their applications on the CapGrants page. If your group represents a non-DOE school or community-based organization, please use the form.
• Cultural organizations may view and download their applications via the Department of Cultural Affairs Capital Funding page. Your group should still submit completed applications through the CapGrants portal.

Application deadlines vary depending on the source of the funding your group has requested.

• Thursday, February 23, 2023, 5:00pm: applies if your project requests any funding from Borough Presidents (including those groups that are also requesting funding from the Council or Department of Cultural Affairs)
• Thursday, March 23, 2023, 5:00pm: applies if your project is only requesting funding from the Council and/or the Department of Cultural Affairs

How the budget works

The Expense Budget covers the costs of running our city. It pays for the sanitation worker who picks up your garbage, and powers the lights at your local library. Funds are set aside to operate each city agency. This also includes the Debt Service, the City’s annual loan payment for long‑term Capital Projects for which the City borrows State & Federal money.
The Capital Budget covers larger long‑term investments in facilities & infrastructure, or Capital Projects. Examples include the construction of public schools, street maintenance, and parks improvements.
The Revenue Budget outlines money expected from taxes, State & Federal aid, and other sources of revenue. It determines the maximum amount in the Expense Budget, as the City is required to have a balanced budget.