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Lucas Larson was ordered committed to Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital after a clinician testified that the teen was “mostly unresponsive” during a competency evaluation.

There will soon be another empty office inside Savage City Hall, after Assistant City Administrator Casey Casella handed in her letter of resignation, the Pacer confirmed on Jan. 24.

As first reported several weeks ago, Savage Police Chief Rodney Seurer, is retiring in June after a 23-year career with the City of Savage. He has served close to two

The city of Savage is expected to have a new police chief and a new command staff in 2025.

The operating levy for Savage next year is going up 8.9% come Jan. 1 after the City Council approved the 2024 budget and levy on Dec. 18.

The Savage City Council held its state-required Truth in Taxation hearing Dec. 4, giving residents the chance to ask questions or raise concerns about the city’s proposed budget, which calls

City Clerk Lisa Shadick joined a growing list of resignations received by Savage in 2023 after the City Council accepted her resignation Dec. 4.

The Savage City Council on Nov. 20 approved the allocation of about $1.4 million for various public safety items and projects, including upgrades to the city’s Fire Station #1.

Nonunion and part-time employees in Savage will get a 3% cost-of-living adjustment next year, following approval by the City Council on Nov. 6.

Nonunion and part-time employees in Savage will get a 3% cost-of-living adjustment next year, following approval by the City Council on Nov. 6.