Jefferson City awaits delayed study to review city employee salaries
Jefferson City hurried over the summer to raise wages for its employees. The point was to try to retain workers as similar-sized employers passed raises, too.
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Jefferson City hurried over the summer to raise wages for its employees. The point was to try to retain workers as similar-sized employers passed raises, too.
Helias Catholic High School will be celebrating Homecoming next week.
When the current police chief reported plans of retirement, a search for someone to fill his shoes ensued.
The Jefferson City Council approved two bills to help the city retain and attract employees, as well as a resolution supporting potential development of a nearly $20 million facility on the Missouri State Penitentiary grounds.
The search for a new Jefferson City police chief is progressing and will enter its second round of interviews next week, the city's public safety committee heard this week.