Mayor puts two EPC members, two others on budget working group
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Winnipeg city council’s next budget working group will include two members of the mayor’s inner circle and two other non-executive policy committee councillors.
EPC members Jeff Browaty and Janice Lukes will join non-EPC councillors Cindy Gilroy and Russ Wyatt on the group, which will play a key role in shaping the 2023 update to the city’s multi-year budget.
Mayor Scott Gillingham says he made the appointments to ensure budget participation extends past his own inner circle.
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Janice Lukes will join Scott Gillingham’s budget working group.
“These councillors all bring extensive experience to this role, and they represent a balance between EPC and non-EPC members,” Gillingham said in a press release. “It is also critical to me that all councillors are part of the budget and have the opportunity for input, so I have asked Coun. (Jeff) Browaty, as chair of finance, to lead that process.”
The 2023 balanced budget update will be released in the new year.
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