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Forum, July 10: Proposed Hanover budget balances need for services with needs of taxpayers Published: 7/9/2021 9:59:56 PM Modified: 7/9/2021 10:00:06 PM Proposed Hanover budget balances need for services with needs of taxpayers At the business portion of Hanover’s Town Meeting on Tuesday, voters will face a bevy of appropriations-related warrant articles, $30.6 million in total, for fiscal year 2022. After revenues, the levy to taxpayers is $14.1 million. Tax rates, incorporating the Fire Fund, would increase just under 3% (17 cents on a base of $5.92 per assessed value of $1,000 prior to...

Janie Slaven | CJ Magistrate Mark Ranshaw, left, made the motion to approve the 2021-22 county budget at last week's Fiscal Court meeting. Also pictured is Pulaski County Judge-Executive Steve Kelley. Last week's meeting of Pulaski County Fiscal Court was particularly eventful. Following the approval of interlocal agreements with the City of Somerset as well a new voting machines, county officials also needed to address a number of housekeeping motions for the final meeting before the beginning of the new fiscal year today (July 1). Magistrates first accepted the 2021-22 salary schedule and a...

Janie Slaven | CJ Pulaski County Treasurer Joan Isaacs advised county officials that the state has approved the draft budget for 2021-22 at Tuesday's fiscal court meeting. Despite the economy-crippling COVID pandemic, Pulaski County Fiscal Court is working on a budget that includes across-the-board raises for employees. The first reading of the 2021-22 county budget was heard at the May 11 fiscal court meeting and County Treasurer Joan Isaacs reported to magistrates on Tuesday that Kentucky's Department for Local Government had approved the draft so that it could be advertised for a second re...

Crews from several communities joined Leominster firefighters in battling the fire in one of the three buildings at 20 Abbey Road around 5 p.m.

Versailles Council discusses pool, signs, sewer project By Carol Marsh - DarkeCountyMedia.com Progress on the Virginia Street sewer and water project, the purchase of rock salt, reopening the municipal pool, and village signage were among the top agenda items discussed by the Village of Versailles Council. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 28, in the EMT Building located at 320 Baker Road in Versailles. Carol Marsh | Darke County Media The Village of Versailles’ organizational signage (pictured) was among the issues presented at the Council meeting on Weds. evening. Spec...