R Third Ward News Today

The two campaign mailings were paid for by a political action committee based in Virginia.

"Fund 271 is our safety net," Kali Lewis told finance committee members. "It is not a large one and its not enough, but its what we have."

After Tuesdays meeting, the fire chief said four firefighters were on duty Monday and five on Tuesday, with four scheduled to work on Wednesday.

Council voted unanimously in favor of an emergency ordinance placing a 0.25%, five-year additional income tax for safety forces on the May ballot.

Councilman Michael Houser, R-First Ward, introduced legislation in the Capital Improvements Committee, to earmark $100,000 annually for paving alleys.

Today, a look our No. 10 entry: The many new leaders who joined our community this year — and some notable departures.

The total retroactive payment is $327,855, while the additional cost for 2023 will be $73,767; and for 2024, $50,662, according to the mayor.

Jeff Reser recommends council completely eliminate the citys tax credit for residents who work in other cities and is warning cuts will be necessary.

The increase would generate an additional $81,000 per year for current operations and $27,222 for the replacement fund.

In all, the increase would generate an additional $81,000 per year for current operations and $27,222 for the replacement fund.