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     • The city's preliminary budget sets the 2022 budget for the Winnipeg Police Service at $320 million, an increase of $7 million from the year before. But Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth says the service will need to spend $9 million less than what they estimated they will need to fund their operations.
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2. www.winnipegfreepress.com › breakingnews › 2024Winnipeg police $13M under budget in 2023

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   Jan 9, 2024 · The Winnipeg Police Service expects to come in nearly $13 million under budget for 2023, but will still be directed to save millions more next year, Winnipeg Police Board chairman Markus...

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3. winnipeg.ctvnews.ca › winnipeg-police-serviceWinnipeg Police Service coming in $12.9M under-budget, new ...

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   Jan 9, 2024 · In fact, the WPS is forecasting it will be under budget by millions of dollars. According to its 2023 fiscal budget update, the service is forecasting it will be under-budget by $12.9 million for...

4. legacy.winnipeg.ca › clerks › boardsPolice Budget - Winnipeg Police Board - City of Winnipeg

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   Police Budget. The Police Services Act and the Winnipeg Police Board By-law require the Winnipeg Police Board to provide Winnipeg City Council with an annual estimate of the cost of providing police services for the next fiscal year.

5. www.winnipeg.ca › clerks › boardsPolice Budget - Frequently Asked Questions - City of Winnipeg

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   Sep 17, 2024 · Yes. The Winnipeg Police Service offers valuable expertise and essential insights on the annual budget. The Service advises the Board on how to forecast expenditures and revenues and where it may be possible to find efficiencies or cost savings that do not impact the overall effectiveness of the Service.

6. globalnews.ca › news › 9730298Police, fire and paramedic spending to blame for Winnipeg ...

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   May 29, 2023 · The report, which looks at the city’s finances up to the end of March, shows enforcement revenue and failure to meet spending management targets with the WPS will amount to a $12.8 million...

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   How much money do Winnipeg police need to save next year?

   • (CBC) Winnipeg police say they'll need to find millions of dollars in savings next year to stay within the budget approved by the Winnipeg Police Board on Friday. The city's preliminary budget sets the 2022 budget for the Winnipeg Police Service at $320 million, an increase of $7 million from the year before.

   Winnipeg police must find $9M savings to stay in budget next year

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   Is the Winnipeg Police Board under budget?

   • In fact, the WPS is forecasting it will be under budget by millions of dollars. According to its 2023 fiscal budget update, the service is forecasting it will be under-budget by $12.9 million for the fiscal period ending Dec. 31, 2023. The chair of the Winnipeg Police Board Coun.

   Winnipeg Police Service coming in $12.9M under ... - CTV News Winnipeg

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   How much will Winnipeg Police spend in 2022?

   • The city's preliminary budget sets the 2022 budget for the Winnipeg Police Service at $320 million, an increase of $7 million from the year before. But Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth says the service will need to spend $9 million less than what they estimated they will need to fund their operations.

   Winnipeg police must find $9M savings to stay in budget next year

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   How much money did Winnipeg police ask for?

   • Winnipeg police had originally requested $15 million in over expenditures, but the city finance committee told them to cut that down, first by $6.1 million, and then by a further $5.7 million. During a tense meeting on Nov. 12, Smyth and members of the police board, including chair Coun.

   Winnipeg police must find $9M savings to stay in budget next year

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   Will a round of collective bargaining keep Winnipeg Police spending under control?

   • An impending round of collective bargaining could complicate efforts to keep police spending under control. The contract with officers expires at the end of this year. Winnipeg police say they’ll need to find millions of dollars in savings next year to stay within the budget approved by the Winnipeg Police Board on Friday.

   Winnipeg police must find $9M savings to stay in budget next year

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   What's going on with Winnipeg's operating budget this year?

   • Runaway spending within the Winnipeg Police Service and paying overtime to fire paramedic staff are what the City of Winnipeg is pointing to for a projected shortfall in its operating budget this year.

   Police, fire and paramedic spending to blame for Winnipeg budget

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8. winnipegpolicecauseharm.org › blog › four-factsFour facts about WPS funding for this budget season

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   Feb 3, 2024 · Winnipeg’s budget season is upon us once again, with the preliminary budget to be released on Feb. 7. This year’s process is arguably the most important in some time, as it’s the development of what’s called the “multi-year budget,” which will cover the next four years: from 2024 to 2027.