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Hillsboro City Council members approved nine items of legislation — including signing off on a new piece of equipment for the Wastewater Treatment Plant and identifying blighted parcels in the city — during a relatively brief monthly meeting Thursday, Nov. 16.
Hillsboro City Council received an update on plans for the Roberts Lane extension, while an ordinance affecting a different city street was rejected, with council unanimously voting against a proposal converting Johnson Street to a one-way during their Thursday, Oct. 12 meeting.
Hillsboro City Council received an update on plans for the Roberts Lane extension, while an ordinance affecting a different city street was rejected, with council unanimously voting against a proposal converting Johnson Street to a one-way during their Thursday, Oct. 12 meeting.
One week after a lengthy debate, the Hillsboro Civil Service and Employee Relations committee met Monday, Oct. 9 and voted unanimously to recommend council enact legislation revoking free health insurance for public officials.
After seven months in committee, a question of city policies for health insurance for elected officials in the City of Hillsboro remains unresolved, according to a meeting held Monday, Oct. 2.