By the numbers: What's in the Richmond mayor's budget

• While the proposal keeps local taxes level, it would increase the city's gas, water and sewer bills by an estimated $106 a year for the average residential customer.

Zoom in: Here's a look at some of the new spending Stoney is proposing for the coming fiscal year.

🏫 $215 million for school construction and repairing Fox Elementary.

🚒 $15 million to replace Fire Station 21 on Richmond Highway.

🤑 $12.7 million for 8% pay increases for most city employees.

👮 $10 million to replace the First Police Precinct building in east Richmond.

🏘 $10 million to help subsidize affordable housing.

🚔 $10 million to buy 52 new police cars, nine new garbage trucks and four new fire trucks.

⛹️ $6 million to build a new community center in south Richmond on Old Warwick Road.

🔍 $2 million to continue developing a "multi-use enslaved African cultural and heritage park-like campus" in Shockoe Bottom.

📚 $800,000 to restore Sunday hours to the main branch of the public library and three satellite branches (Ginter Park, Broad Rock and West End).

Go deeper: Stoney urges school system to speed up construction.