Pacific Board News Today

Pacific officials have been working to make upgrades necessary for the city’s pool to open by Memorial Day weekend, but they may not complete the work in time.

The Brush Creek Sewer District and City of Pacific have agreed to a new wastewater service contract.

The Pacific Board of Aldermen voted Tuesday to set aside money to address the feral and stray cat population in the city after a volunteer reported the situation is getting

The tone was somber but hopeful in downtown New Haven Wednesday evening, as dozens of members of local churches gathered in a prayer session for their city.

The Pacific Board of Aldermen is once again weighing the future of the city’s pool facility.

The Pacific Board of Aldermen is considering salary increases for municipal employees amid staff shortages and impending retirements.

The city of Pacific will proceed with an application for federal funds to construct a long-awaited skatepark.

A change to the city’s code enforcement operations that was proposed toward the end of last week’s Pacific Board of Aldermen meeting failed to pass, but sparked a debate and

A proposed ordinance to allow police to enforce the city’s laws nearly brought this week’s Pacific Board of Aldermen meeting to the boiling point.

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