Pella City Council Approves Several Resolutions and Ordinances Tuesday | KNIA KRLS Radio | #citycouncil
The Pella City Council approved several agenda items after a three-week gap between meetings at their regular session Tuesday evening. The council held two public hearings — one for bids for sanitary sewer lining projects, a contract which was awarded to Municipal Pipe Tool Company for $207,000, and another for approval of a lease-purchase agreement […]
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Topeka City Council approves $217k for more Hotel Topeka renovations | #citycouncil
The Topeka City Council will spend more than $217,000 on a new chiller for Hotel Topeka. After a split vote, the governing body on Tuesday night approved spending $217,254 from the unassigned revenue fund on a new chiller, which is a piece of HVAC machinery that cools the air in a building. The vote was […]
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Brighton Council Adopts City Budget for 2024-25 | #citycouncil
May 8, 2024 Tom Tolen / news@whmi.com The Brighton City Council, meeting in regular session Tuesday night, unanimously adopted the fiscal 24-25 city budget. Council also approved the tax rate and fee schedule for the upcoming fiscal year, which starts July 1st. No one addressed council on any aspect of the budget at the public […]
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Roanoke City Council interviews applicants for school board; more … | #citycouncil
Here are some of the top headlines from other news outlets around Virginia. Some content may be behind a metered paywall: Politics: Roanoke City Council interviews applicants for school board. — The Roanoke Times (paywall). Replacement for Simmons sought on Patrick County board. — Martinsville Bulletin (paywall). Economy: Dominion says nuclear plant upgrades on budget […]
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Cambridge City Council Passes Resolution Supporting Pro-Palestine Protesters at Harvard, MIT | News | #citycouncil
The Cambridge City Council passed a resolution urging Harvard, MIT, and the Cambridge Police Department to respect the right of pro-Palestine students to protest during a Monday meeting. At Harvard, where a pro-Palestine encampment is entering its third week, protests have remained peaceful and CPD has not gotten involved — although CPD officers were present […]
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City Council members lead successful PALS Alabama clean-up day | News | #citycouncil
City Council members Nita Tolliver and Donna Fredrick demonstrated outstanding leadership and community engagement by organizing a highly successful PALS Alabama Clean-Up Day in Scottsboro on Saturday, April 27, 2024. With a shared commitment to environmental stewardship and civic pride, Tolliver and Fredrick mobilized over 70 enthusiastic volunteers to address the pressing issue of litter […]
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Immigrant advocacy groups call out Albuquerque city council on policy proposal | #citycouncil
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An Albuquerque city council proposal to change the city’s policy on undocumented immigrants is drawing backlash from the immigrant community. Those immigration representatives say the proposal would do more harm than good. The proposal has immigration support groups on edge, saying it will damage Albuquerque’s standing as an immigrant-friendly city. “If we were […]
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Pasadena City Council approves sewer rate increases – Pasadena Star News | #citycouncil
Pasadena City Hall under cloudy skies, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) Despite facing some public opposition, the Pasadena City Council on Monday voted to approve a proposed new sewer rate structure that would double the average monthly bill for a single-family household as early as July. The approved […]
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City Council sees 2025 proposed budget: $201M in revenues, $194M in expenses | #citycouncil
CASPER, Wyo. — The City of Casper is expected to spend $7.6 million less than it receives in revenues in the 2024-2025 fiscal year, according to the proposed budget summary the City Council saw at its pre-meeting today. The Council gathers for its pre-meeting at its temporary chambers at The Lyric, 230 W. Yellowstone Highway, […]
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Wilkes-Barre City Council moving forward with Kirby Park upgrades | #citycouncil
Mayor George Brown addresses council during Tuesday’s work session. Margaret Roarty | Times Leader WILKES-BARRE — During a brief work session Tuesday ahead of Thursday’s regular meeting, city council discussed continued upgrades to Kirby Park as well the replacement of the current Flood Plain Management code with an updated version. Mayor George Brown in his […]
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