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Seven of the top 10 highest paid employees in the City of Johnstown are in the Fire Department. The high annual incomes are, in part, because firefighters pull double duty providing emergency response services, which leads to considerable overtime billing, according to Fire Chief Bruce Heberer. “I
JOHNSTOWN — The City of Johnstown will remain under its “limited state of emergency” due to its water system operations at least until Feb. 1. While that declaration, made Tuesday by Mayor Amy Praught — presiding over her first Johnstown Common Council meeting — sounds serious, the order is primaril
manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — Two culverts have been delivered to the city for projects due to start in March. City Engineer Christopher Vose relayed details of the projects during his monthly report to the Common Council Monday night at City Hall. Vose said the North Chase Street and South Chase Street culverts have been delivered. He said the city currently intends to start these projects in March, weather dependent. He said the city is still awaiting word on an extension from New York state for the city’s funding for these projects due to COVID-19 pandemic-related delays. Current...