Manager Bruce Slagle News Today

All animals and staff were evacuated without harm, and are safe and in good condition, according to City Manager Bruce Slagle.

The city of Mexico got some good news last week for the city’s future development. Mexico Economic Development Director Amy O’Brien told council members at their regular meeting on …

The city of Mexico has some lines in the water but until the fish is in the boat the city will enter into a forbearance agreement with the owners of the Soft Surroundings’ building. Soft …

The city of Mexico will switch its health insurance plan for employees after being presented with a huge increase by the current insurer. Deputy City Manager Roger Haynes told council members at …

The city of Mexico put the final stamp on the 2024 fiscal year budget after approving the tax levy last month at the council’s regular meeting on Monday, Sept. 11. City Manager Bruce …

Two plans the city of Mexico has looked at in the past are being brought back into the 2024 fiscal year budget. A study to look at a new City Hall and public safety complex was put on the shelf …

The city of Mexico is proposing a bump in the tax levy rate of about a penny per $100 of assessed value after property values fall. According to the numbers provided to the city by the Audrain …

The city of Mexico is discussing the possibility of eliminating tent camping at Lakeview Park but it may go even further. The issue was brought up by the Parks and Recreation Department because …

The city of Mexico is proposing a new budget for the fiscal year 2024 that if approved would spend more than $24.6 million on city services. City Manager Bruce Slagle and other city staff …

Those wanting to raise chickens in the city of Mexico can now do so legally. The council voted in favor 4-1 to allow residents the opportunity to raise chickens at home with some restrictions. …