OSWEGO â Mayor Billy Barlow announced the city of Oswego will use funding from the American Rescue Plan to offer a recognition bonus to city employees deemed essential during the COVID-19 pandemic.
City of Oswego essential employees include workers in the Department of Public Works, Fire Department, Police Department, Animal Control Department, Water Treatment Plant employees and individuals who work at either of the cityâs wastewater facilities. Each employee will receive a $500 bonus and another $250 bonus if theyâve received the COVID-19 vaccination by May 6 for a total of up to $750 per employee.
âDuring the height of COVID-19, our essential workers reported to work every day, despite the risks, and did their jobs while the rest of us stayed home or reduced activity to stop the spread of COVID-19 and remain healthy,â said Mayor Barlow. âCity of Oswego police officers, firefighters, DPW workers and our plant workers performed their duties without in
By Dave Smith
Apr 8, 2021
Oswego, N.Y. - The city of Oswego is saying thank you to their essential city employees who stayed on the job through the pandemic.
The city has announced they will give each essential employee, including workers in the Department of Public Works, Fire, Police, Animal Control Department, Water treatment plant employees, and individuals who work at either of the city’s wastewater facilities a 500 dollar bonus.
Mayor Billy Barlow says the money is coming from the latest stimulus package, also known as the American Rescue Plan.
Jordan’s Way helps Genesee County Animal Control shelter raise nearly $8,000 in four hours
Updated Feb 01, 2021;
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GENESEE COUNTY, MI Boosters of the county’s Animal Control Department took pies in the face and ice buckets over the head Monday, Feb. 1, to help raise $7,775 to benefit the West Pasadena Avenue shelter.
Kris Rotonda, founder of Jordan’s Way Charities, hosted a four-hour fundraising drive for the facility on the Genesee County Animal Control Facebook page, bringing in the donations as part of his own 50-state tour aimed at making a difference in the lives of shelter animals.
“I think this is fabulous. It’s a great morale booster. It’s great for letting the public know what we’re doing here and how hard we work,” said Renea Kennedy, deputy director of the shelter. “It lets us have a little fun even though this is a very serious job. It lets the community be a part of what we are doing here through the donation and fund-raising proces
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