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Topeka City Council discusses bringing back city emergency management coordinator's job - Vimarsana News

Topeka City Council discusses bringing back city emergency management coordinator's job

Topeka City Council members Tuesday evening discussed bringing back the city's discontinued emergency management coordinator's job.

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County moves forward with 'homeless issue' talks - Vimarsana News

County moves forward with 'homeless issue' talks

TOPEKA (KSNT)- Shawnee County officials are moving forward with conversations to tackle homelessness issues in the area. Commissioner Bill Riphahn joined Rebekah Chung on the 27 News Morning Show on Friday to give an update on conversations with the Topeka City Council and Mayor. Riphahn said, so far, he’s met with the mayor, and that […]

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Shawnee County commissioners look to tackle homelessness with joint leadership efforts - Vimarsana News

Shawnee County commissioners look to tackle homelessness with joint leadership efforts

Shawnee County sheriff asks commissioners to come to the table to help come up with homelessness solutions.

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Kansas property tax increases have homeowners, legislators seeking change - Vimarsana News

Kansas property tax increases have homeowners, legislators seeking change

TOPEKA — Despite record-breaking temperatures, an overflow crowd of frustrated taxpayers crammed into the Shawnee County Commission chambers recently to voice concerns about rising property taxes driven largely by growing

Why Shawnee County Commission voted to give this Topeka couple an abatement on their taxes - Vimarsana News

Why Shawnee County Commission voted to give this Topeka couple an abatement on their taxes

Kansas statute allows for building and homeowners to file for abatement if their property is destroyed by natural causes.

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