Fiscal conservatism doesn’t always mean tax cuts | #republicans | #Alabama | #GOP
Credit one veteran conservative Republican legislator for understanding what real fiscal responsibility means. Chris Pringle, just elected speaker pro tem of the Alabama House of Representatives, offered a word of warning to fellow lawmakers besotted with large but temporary state government surpluses. Rather than rush into tax cuts or find excuses to spend money, Pringle […]
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Mayor of St. Peters questions ARPA fund allocation in Missouri
ST. PETERS, Mo. – St. Peters officials want to know why the city received the lowest amount of federal ARPA funds of any other Missouri city. Most municipalities had to go through the state for their funds, but St. Peters qualified for the direct award. Of the 15 Missouri cities on that list getting direct […]
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Mayor of St. Peters questions ARPA fund allocation in Missouri
ST. PETERS, Mo. – St. Peters officials want to know why the city received the lowest amount of federal ARPA funds of any other Missouri city. Most municipalities had to go through the state for their funds, but St. Peters qualified for the direct award. Of the 15 Missouri cities on that list getting direct […]
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Lancaster City Council committee seeks additional $5 million in relief funds for affordable housing | Community News | #citycouncil
When: Lancaster City Council committee meeting, Nov. 1. What happened: Jaime Arroyo, council member and economic development committee chair, proposed council pass a bill allocating an additional $5 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to affordable housing in the city from the $39.5 million awarded to the city. Why it’s important: The lack of […]
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Agendas: City schools, City Council, Patrick County BOS and Henry County Planning Commission | Latest Headlines | #citycouncil
The Martinsville School Board will meet for a regular meeting on Monday at 6:15 p.m. in City Council Chambers, 55 W. Church St., Martinsville. On the agenda are: Consideration of student handbook Consideration of policies The Patrick County Board of Supervisors will meet for a regular meeting at 6 p.m. Monday at the Patrick County […]
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Clarksburg (West Virginia) City Council to hold conference session Monday for ARPA funds, improvement projects | Harrison News | #citycouncil
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City Council decision could mean $70 million for Jackson’s water, sewer needs | #citycouncil
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) – A recent decision by the Jackson City Council could translate into as much as $70 million for the city’s beleaguered water and sewer systems. Thursday, the council voted to spend all remaining American Rescue Plan Act funds on water and sewer. The motion, which was made by Ward 3 Councilman Kenneth […]
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City Council to discuss annual budget, fee increases, and homelessness | Local | #citycouncil
The Columbia City Council will begin the process of reviewing the fiscal year 2023 budget at its regular meeting Monday. The council will set public hearings for the 2023 budget, which goes into effect on Oct. 1, 2022. Additionally, they will set public hearings for the 2022 property tax and proposed renovations to the McBaine […]
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$5M Commercial Space program heads back to Meriden City Council for approval | #citycouncil
MERIDEN — A $5 million proposal to incentivize the upgrading of vacant commercial space downtown and across the city will head back to the City Council. The program, if authorized by the council, would be funded through the city’s share of American Rescue Plan Act COVID-19 relief funds. To date, some $18.28 million, more than half of […]
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Laurel City Council discuss renovations, possible new business | #citycouncil
LAUREL, Miss. (WDAM) – The Laurel City Council met on Tuesday, July 19, to plan upcoming renovations, proposed projects and monthly reports. One possible project could mean a new business coming to The City Beautiful. If approved, the Law Firm of Carroll, Warren and Parker, PLCC, would provide legal services for the voluntary annexation of […]
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