City of Pittsburgh re-allocates funds to pay for increased fuel costs
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Rising gas prices have hit the city of Pittsburgh hard.
The city is expected to spend around $2 million more this year to keep its vehicles running.
According to the Tribune-Review, the city has re-allocated funds to help pay for the increased costs.
The city of Pittsburgh is expected to spend about $5 million in gas this year — about $2 million more than last year — to keep its fleet running amid soaring gas prices. https://t.co/uCnlpj1WO1
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City Council approved taking just over $1 million meant for city utilities to pay for fuel costs instead.
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