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BUTLER — A few years ago, the Butler/Wilmington Township Fire Territory board approved hiring paid, part-time firefighters to supplement the volunteer members of the department.

Butler/Wilmington Fire Territory board to meet

BUTLER — Replacing aging infrastructure is a necessary process, and it comes with a hefty price tag. The City of Butler has applied for a maximum $5 million State Water Infrastructure (SWIF) grant to address long-needed replacement of water and sewer lines on North Broadway. Monday, Clerk-Treasurer Angela Eck and City Attorney Cedric Hollabaugh told the City Council to be prepared to raise water rates to help pay for the updates. How much the rates will increase has not been finalized, Eck...

BUTLER — The Butler/Wilmington Township Fire Territory board took care of some annual business and approved language changes to fire protection contracts at its budget meeting Thursday. The fire territory board — comprised of Eric Johnson and Gale Ryan from the Butler City Council, Butler Mayor Mike Hartman and Wilmington Township Trustee Heather Bledsoe and township advisory board member Dave Capp — approved a 2022 budget with a final amount to be determined. The 2021 budget is ...

Park board meeting set for April 27 BUTLER — The Butler Parks and Recreation board will meet at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 27, at Butler City Hall, 215 S. Broadway. The public is invited to attend in person or virtually at the Webex virtual link on the City of Butler website. The meeting number (access code) is 182 388 3609, password m5gJ5FW5nuu (65455395 from video systems). Fire territory meeting is April 29 BUTLER — The Butler/Wilmington Fire Territory board will hold a public meetin...

BUTLER — Butler’s Board of Works approved several proposals Monday related to the city’s forthcoming long-term control plan project.

BUTLER — The new year will be a busy one as Butler prepares to undertake a major wastewater project on the city’s east side.

BUTLER — The City of Butler will switch providers of a work-based software system that can be used by multiple departments.

BUTLER — Butler streets could be a little brighter if city officials decide to pursue lighting upgrades.

BUTLER — The final Butler Board of Works and City Council meetings for 2020 will be remembered for their uniqueness. Monday night, Mayor Mike Hartman, City Attorney Cedric Hollabaugh and City Superintendent Eric Dohner participated by phone. Hartman and Dohner were on quarantine, but Dohner was able to return to work Tuesday, according to Clerk-Treasurer Angela Eck. Hollabaugh opted to call in. Council members Tracy Hawkins, Eric Johnson, Gary Miller, Gale Ryan and Bill White, Eck and City...