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No tax hike, but utility rates may increase under Oak Ridge budget - Vimarsana News

No tax hike, but utility rates may increase under Oak Ridge budget

Under the new budget proposal, city residents would see no increase in the property tax rate, but water and electricity bills may go up by fall.

Search firms apply to find new Oak Ridge city manager - Vimarsana News

Search firms apply to find new Oak Ridge city manager

Seven of 15 executive search firms contacted by the city of Oak Ridge have applied to help City Council hire a new city manager.

Local officials, business owners 'acted with malice' in Budgetel eviction, lawsuit claims - Vimarsana News

Local officials, business owners 'acted with malice' in Budgetel eviction, lawsuit claims

A lawsuit filed on behalf of a former Budgetel Inn guest claims East Ridge and Hamilton County governments, East Ridge police, and a dozen business owners and businesses violated people's constitutional rights in last month's motel closure.

EQAB meeting canceled - Vimarsana News

EQAB meeting canceled

The Oak Ridge Environmental Quality Advisory Board meeting scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 6, has been canceled.

City Council OK's rezoning for first responder training center - Vimarsana News

City Council OK's rezoning for first responder training center

Oakridger Oak Ridge City Council has approved — with six votes for and one against — rezoning that could lead to a new training center in Oak Ridge for firefighters and state and federal groups. The vote was on second reading, making it final. The rezoning changes the land from a special federal zone to an industrial type of zoning used for private developments such as this one. The land is currently federal, but the future owner for much of the development will be a limited liability company (LLC), Jim Palmer, chairman of the Roane County Industrial Development Board, told City Council a...