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January 21, 2023
LA GRANDE — The La Grande City Council and Urban Renewal Agency are set to meet for the annual city retreats, which will focus on an exchange of ideas and
December 9, 2022
LA GRANDE — The La Grande City Council voted to allocate nearly $15,000 from the city’s opioid settlement funding to bring in a consultant to evaluate what opioid-related programs are
September 30, 2022
LA GRANDE — The La Grande City Council will consider and vote on a resolution allocating funds from the American Rescue Plan Act during its regular session on Wednesday, Oct.
September 15, 2022
LA GRANDE — Mayor Steve Clements clearly laid out the goals of the La Grande City Council’s virtual town hall meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 14.
May 5, 2022
LA GRANDE — The La Grande City Council approved two new business items at its regular session on Wednesday, May 4, but the majority of the discussion came during the
January 21, 2022
LA GRANDE — The La Grande City Council and Urban Renewal Agency are set to meet for the annual city retreats, which will focus on exchanging strategies and goals for
June 1, 2021
LA GRANDE — The La Grande City Council meets Wednesday evening, June 2, to consider passing the 2021-22 budgets for the urban renewal district and the city.
April 10, 2021
LA GRANDE â Ambulance fees are increasing in the city of La Grande, and residents enduring financial hardship because of the pandemic could get some utility bill relief. The La Grande City Council during its meeting Wednesday, April 7, voted 7-0 in favor of bumping up ambulance fees, which the council discussed during a work session March 8. âWe have not increased our ambulance fees since 2009,â City Manager Robert Strope told the council during the Wednesday night meeting, â�...
January 26, 2021
LA GRANDE â The La Grande City Council is set to discuss a wide array of pressing issues, from potentially raising ambulance fees or implementing a new gas tax to addressing housing issues and upgrading wildfire emergency plans during its annual retreat Tuesday, Jan. 26. There are 11 items on the councilâs wide-ranging agenda, several of which relate to funding issues. During the meeting, the council plans to discuss and establish budget priorities for the coming year. Major issues in...