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Playscape updates: City of Monroe looks to improve parks - Vimarsana News

Playscape updates: City of Monroe looks to improve parks

The City of Monroe is looking to overhaul the playscapes at several parks to modernize the equipment and help make outdoor play more accessible.

City of Monroe adopts capital improvements budget - Vimarsana News

City of Monroe adopts capital improvements budget

The long-range plans include rehab of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Pedestrian Bridge, and expansion of the Opportunity Center and Navarre Library.

Marc Elrich's proposed $6.7B budget includes no tax-rate increases - Vimarsana News

Marc Elrich's proposed $6.7B budget includes no tax-rate increases

Spending plan focuses on recovery, response to COVID-19 March 15, 2021 | 1:22 pm March 15, 2021 File photo This story was updated at 5:05 p.m. on March 15, 2021, to include additional details of the budget proposal. Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich on Monday released a $6.7 billion budget plan for the next fiscal year, recommending no tax-rate increases, a reorganization of the county’s police department, and targeted funding to support recovery from the pandemic. Of the $6.7 billion, roughly $6 billion would go to the operating budget and the remainder would to the Capital Improvem...

Rockville's proposed $139.7M budget plan includes no tax rate increase - Vimarsana News

Rockville's proposed $139.7M budget plan includes no tax rate increase

Spending would drop by less than 1% March 2, 2021 | 10:05 am March 2, 2021 In a proposed $139.7 million budget for next year, Rockville officials are planning on no increase in property tax rates and a slight decrease in spending. Taxes would still go up because of rising property values. The Fiscal Year 2022 budget is proposed with a decrease in spending of less than 1% from the current fiscal year’s budget, which was approved at $140.2 million. The fiscal year begins on July 1. If Rockville officials do not increase property taxes again this year, the rates will have stayed at the same l...