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WEIRTON — The city has started planning its budget for the next fiscal year, although a proposal made by some members of City Council could alter their path.
Managing editor MEETING — Weirton Council met in special session Thursday, as part of continuing discussions on plans for the 2021-22 fiscal budget. During the meeting, it was proposed the city offer a 10 percent, across-the-board discount on its business and occupation tax for the remainder of the current fiscal year as a COVID relief program. -- Craig Howell WEIRTON — Businesses operating in Weirton may get some relief this year through a proposed credit from the city’s business and occupation tax. During a special meeting Thursday to discuss the 2021-22 fiscal budget, members of Weir...
WEIRTON — The City of Weirton has begun planning its budget for the next fiscal year, although a proposal made by some members of city council could alter the
chowell@weirtondailytimes.com WEIRTON — The city is remaining an invested member of the Business Development Corp. of the Northern Panhandle following Monday’s city council meeting. Council voted unanimously on a resolution to authorize financial support in the amount of $33,062.50 to the BDC, which is involved in economic development activities in Hancock and Brooke counties. The resolution originally was presented to council in January but was tabled to allow for further discussion after some council members expressed concerns. Prior to the vote, Ward 3 Co...
Managing editor WEIRTON — The City of Weirton is remaining an invested member of the Business Development Corp. of the Northern Panhandle following Monday’s city council meeting. Council voted unanimously, Monday, on a resolution to authorize financial support in the amount of $33,062.50 to the BDC, which is involved in economic development activities in Hancock and Brooke counties. The resolution originally was presented to council in January but was tabled to allow for further discussion after some council members expressed concerns. Prior to the vote, Ward 3 Councilman Fred Marsh r...