Interim Oakland Mayor Kevin Jenkins delivered a nearly $4.4 billion, two-year budget proposal to the City Council Monday, emphasizing the need to protect police and fire services while simultaneously tackling a massive budget deficit.

The proposal includes cutting 80 jobs that are currently staffed, though city officials on Monday expressed optimism they could shuffle all but less than a dozen of those people to similar,

On Monday, Oakland interim mayor Kevin Jenkins, introduced a proposed two year budget of over $4 billion. The city is facing an estimated budget deficit of more than $250 million over the next two years.