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City Council passes new budget with $70M for CIP | Government | #citycouncil

City Council passed a budget that will fund over $70 million in capital improvement projects for next year. The Council passed the 2024 budget along with the tax rate at the meeting on Tuesday. According to the budget, the total budget for next year will amount to $255,895,381. “In summary, we are going up from […]

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City council proposes bill restricting gas regulator installation | #citycouncil

Baltimore homeowners could soon have more say in what gas equipment is installed on their property.Baltimore City’s Public Service Commission held a hearing last week that came and went without a decision on the controversial exterior gas regulators Baltimore Gas and Electric intended to install on homes in the city.City council members are getting impatient.| […]

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Baltimore City Council adopts resolution on BGE rate hikes | #citycouncil

The Baltimore City Council on Monday adopted a resolution to oppose rate hikes for Baltimore Gas and Electric.City Councilman Zeke Cohen, D-District 1, introduced the resolution and called on the Maryland Public Service Commission to reject the utility’s proposed multiyear rate plan.”It’s important to note that the regulatory body that regulates BGE is the Public […]

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Naples City Council raising visitor beach parking to $4 an hour | #citycouncil

NAPLES, Fla. — Prepare to pay more to park at the beach in Naples. On Monday, City Council voted unanimously to raise the rates for all visitor parking areas. You’ll now have to pay $4 an hour rather than $3. In October 2023, the price will go up to $5. The decision has brought on […]

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City Council members deem workshop a success | Politics | #citycouncil

Local City Council members led by Mayor Jerry Jordan and Vice Mayor Lawrence Keeble continue to work hard for Mountain City’s residents and staff. While most residents were settling in for the evening, council members at a recent workshop held at City Hall were busy updating town policy and procedure.  The workshop was a continuation of the […]

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Tibbitt won’t seek another term as Atlantic City Council president | #citycouncil

ATLANTIC CITY — Who will be the new president of City Council after Wednesday evening’s council reorganization meeting? Current President George Tibbitt has been elected president by fellow council members for the past three years but was not expected to continue getting majority support after his relationship with Mayor Marty Small Sr. soured last year. […]

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La Grande City Council to consider increase in service rates for Waste-Pro | Local News | #citycouncil

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Topeka City Council holds first public meeting for proposed utility rate increase | #citycouncil

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Topeka City Council members held their first public meeting for the proposed increases in utility rates. The City of Topeka announced the proposal Dec. 5. Proposed utility rate increases for water are 11.5% for 2024 and 2025, and 11.6% for 2026. Wastewater rates would go up 8% in 2024 and 2025, […]

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Anderson City Council to consider water rate increase, bond to upgrade system | Local News | #citycouncil

ANDERSON — The Anderson City Council will consider ordinances to raise water rates and to issue a bond of up to a $65 million for the system improvements at a special meeting set for Tuesday. The council met Nov. 17 to consider the two ordinances, but no action was taken because of a lack of a […]

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Mayor, GMWSS warn of ‘substantial’ rate increase | News

A rate study for Georgetown Municipal Water and Sewer Services (GMWSS) is nearing completion, said Mayor Tom Prather who warned the approaching rate hike will be “substantial.” The mayor shared his concerns during the mayor comments of the Oct. 24 council meeting.  “We have a responsibility to provide a rate structure to provide for the […]

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