City Council to vote on short-term rental regulations after years of discussion | Local | #citycouncil
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Employee salaries come before the Waterloo City Council | #citycouncil
WATERLOO — Bargaining and non-bargaining city employees could see bigger paychecks starting July 1. The City Council will consider proposed wage hikes during its 5:30 p.m. Monday meeting in the council chambers of City Hall. Various raises are on the table for city employees covered by collective bargaining agreements. These groups are planners and engineers; […]
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A look at raises given to some of B’ham mayor’s staff
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin campaigned on transparent government and reducing unnecessary spending. In his second term, we wanted to see if he’s still making good on those promises; specifically surrounding staff salaries. In 2017, Woodfin went toe-to-toe with then-Mayor William Bell, calling out his top-heavy office during a mayoral debate hosted […]
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Omaha City Council approves contract with National League of Cities Race, Equity and Leadership team | #citycouncil
Omaha’s City Council approved a contract Tuesday with the National League of Cities Race, Equity and Leadership team, for training for city employees. Keith Station is deputy chief of staff in Mayor Jean Stothert’s office and leader of Omaha’s diversity, equity and inclusion strategy. “This is a good thing, a reason to celebrate really, even […]
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