James Bronner News Today

On April 15, the Waverly City Council voted 6-0 with Rodney Drenkow absent to approve the city’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

The pool was closed for the summer, cuts were made to library resources and the engineering and vegetation management departments were eliminated.

On Monday night, the Waverly City Council held a public hearing on the proposed budget before their regular study session meeting.

During their meeting on Feb. 19, the Waverly City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance which would authorize the city to install an Automated Traffic Enforcement (ATE) system

The Waverly City Council on Monday wrestled with some difficult choices, but ultimately took forward a budget proposal which includes a pool closure this summer and library reductions among the

In the crunch of cost-savings measures to wrestle with a well over million dollar deficit in its general fund, the City of Waverly has put two of its departments on

Challenging discussions having to do largely with state limitations on municipalities’ ability to tax and raise revenues.

The star of the show

The full agenda and council packet for this meeting can be found at: https://waverly.civicweb.net/document/135599/

During their study session on Monday, the Waverly City Council reviewed the findings of an audit conducted by Williams & Company P.C. on the city’s Fiscal Year ending on June