Supervisor Ann News Today

POTSDAM — The final 2024 town budget uses cash from the fund balance to reduce the anticipated tax rate for the upcoming year. The town board ratified next year’s spending

POTSDAM — The town board members, legal counsel, and the town’s contracted engineers are debating whether to proceed with the Route 56 water and sewer district project or discontinue it,

POTSDAM — The town board will see three of five seats changing hands on Jan. 1. Two town councilor seats will be held by David A. Sanford and Christine M.

POTSDAM — Marty G. Miller is in the lead of a three-way race for town supervisor, after all eight election districts reported.

The Dubuque County Board of Supervisors on Monday discussed possible ways to finance several high-dollar projects which, at this point, have no apparent funding source secured.

“I lived in Pantops a few years ago, and I was like, ‘Oh my God. This area has no Thai food.’”

POTSDAM — The Town Council voted to seek $320,000 in grant funding to pay for a technical study of pedestrian safety improvements along the portion of U.S. Route 11 outside

POTSDAM — The Town Council voted to seek $320,000 in grant funding to pay for a technical study of pedestrian safety improvements along the portion of U.S. Route 11 outside

POTSDAM — Town councilors on Tuesday night unanimously passed a resolution urging Albany lawmakers to support the Child Abuse Reporting Expansion Act, dubbed the CARE Act. If passed and signed

POTSDAM — Potsdam town councilors on Tuesday night unanimously agreed to phase out the outdated QuickBooks system and pursue a contract with a New Jersey-based company for updated utility billing