City council honors retiring police chaplain
New Castle City Council honored the city’s retiring police chaplain during its regular voting meeting Thursday.
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City received DOJ grant to avoid police layoffs
A $1.1-million Department of Justice grant will help the city avoid layoffs in its police department.
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No ruling in pension hearing
A hearing over the disability pension of a former city police officer resulted in another continuance in court Monday.
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City police to receive $248,000 DOJ grant
The New Castle Police Department received a $248,214 grant from the federal Department of Justice.
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Women's treatment facility proposed in Union Township
A residential drug treatment facility for women is proposed for Union Township.
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City council approves new police contract
City council unanimously approved a new five-year labor contract with the New Castle Police Department during its meeting Thursday.
Ted Saad Castle Police Department Fraternal Order Of Police Lodge No Byrne Justice Assistance Grant Program Award New Castle Police Department Fraternal Order
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Council looking to hire administrator by the end of the year
New Castle city council will be looking to hire a city administrator by the end of 2023.
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Coordinator: City on pace to leave Act 47 by December
New Castle is on the path to beginning 2024 as a non-financially distressed city for the first time in 17 years — and ahead of schedule.
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City looking to address vagrancy with potential ordinance
New Castle’s city council will consider adopting an ordinance to address loitering in town.
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City's proposed demolition list includes nearly 50 properties
Every month, the New Castle Code Enforcement Department keeps a list of properties it determines should be demolished.
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