New York City’s top prosecutors, corporation counsel and Legal Aid lawyers urged City Council members over the past week to maintain or increase funding that Mayor Bill de Blasio allocated for each office in his 2014-15 spending plan.
Some departments fared better than others in the mayor’s budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1. The City Law Department, for example, could see an $11 million funding bump, to $158.5 million if the council passes the mayor’s preliminary budget.
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