D Second Ward News Today

The city of Oneonta Common Council may formalize rules for members of the public while addressing the council at meetings, part of a push for improved communication between the council,

Oneonta City Attorney David Merzig emphasized the importance of partnering with nonprofits to provide secure storage for unhoused people on city property to avoid discrimination and liability issues.

The city of Oneonta Common Council cancelled the meetings it had scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 3 due to lack of a quorum, announced by City Clerk Kerri Harrington one hour

Oneonta Common Council members may discuss Tuesday, Sept. 26 whether to temporarily suspend issuing alcohol consumption permits for city parks for the remainder of the season.

The city of Oneonta’s Common Council is moving forward with a proposed ordinance that would make it unlawful to take grocery shopping carts from businesses that provides them for customer

City leaders encountered a setback to Oneonta’s nuisance deer management plan when it came to light Monday, Aug. 14 that no one had applied for a Deer Management Assistance Program

The Oneonta Common Council voted Tuesday to reduce the speed limit on two streets near Bugbee Children’s Center.

An ordinance aiming to stop construction of pickleball courts at Wesselman Park failed at City Council Monday evening.

The Evansville City Council has proposed an ordinance that could stop a controversial attempt to build pickleball courts at Wesselman Park.

Attendance for this meeting exceeded city council chamber capacity, with a group of public commenters relegated to the hall as the meeting started.