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Manchester aldermen fail to approve budget, mayor vetoes own proposal to buy more time - Vimarsana News

Manchester aldermen fail to approve budget, mayor vetoes own proposal to buy more time

City aldermen are starting over after failing to agree on a municipal budget for fiscal year 2025 during a marathon session at City Hall, which culminated in Manchester Mayor Jay

Aldermen approve extension for citywide pay and classification study - Vimarsana News

Aldermen approve extension for citywide pay and classification study

Aldermen voted unanimously this week to extend the deadline to complete a comprehensive study of Manchester city employees’ pay another year, despite a committee recommendation to scrap the effort.

City Hall: Police union seeks pay study documents - Vimarsana News

City Hall: Police union seeks pay study documents

THE MANCHESTER Police Patrolman’s Association has filed a Right-to-Know request with the city seeking documentation and communications related to an ongoing citywide compensation study, after a controversial committee vote earlier

Aldermen share predictions on Manchester's homelessness status a year from now - Vimarsana News

Aldermen share predictions on Manchester's homelessness status a year from now

This week, Manchester Ink Link reached out to the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen to get their take on where the City of Manchester will be one year from now on the issue of homelessness. Here are their responses.

Manchester aldermen approve 10% insurance rate hike for city employees - Vimarsana News

Manchester aldermen approve 10% insurance rate hike for city employees

City employees in Manchester will see an increase of 10% in health insurance costs as of July 1, following a vote this week by aldermen to raise rates.