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Three weeks after taking office, Mayor James Solomon announced that Jersey City was facing a staggering $250 million budget deficit and a fiscal emergency. Difficult decisions would have to be made. However, four months later, no proposed budget or strategic plan has been presented to the public, both of which are necessary if the city is to successfully emerge from the financial mess left by the prior administration.
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