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Springfield OKs 2023 budget - Akron.com - Vimarsana News

Springfield OKs 2023 budget - Akron.com

SPRINGFIELD — Springfield Board of Trustees approved a $10.7 million permanent appropriations budget for 2023 March 9. The budget represents an increase from the last year’s $10 million budget, according to Administrator Ted Weinsheimer, who also said the appropriations are “still a bare bones budget.” “This covers operations in our police and fire departments and

Source: akron.com
Nonpartisan coalition to air conversations with April 4 candidates - Vimarsana News

Nonpartisan coalition to air conversations with April 4 candidates

The conversations will air March 21-23 on KSMU Ozarks Public Radio. They will start at noon.

Arlington Road hotel gets abatement order - Vimarsana News

Arlington Road hotel gets abatement order

SPRINGFIELD — A South Arlington Road hotel owner has been given one more chance to address numerous criminal and nuisance complaints on the property following a Jan. 24 Summit County Common Pleas Court decision. The Springfield Board of Trustees had voted Dec. 22, 2022 to file the nuisance complaint against Hexagon Properties, owners of Quality

Source: akron.com
Horace Mann plans renovation of historic Witmer-Schuck building - Vimarsana News

Horace Mann plans renovation of historic Witmer-Schuck building

There's hope the investment will be a catalyst for other corporations to help the effort to increase economic activity in downtown Springfield

Source: sj-r.com
Springfield City Council approves 2023 tax rates and tax levy relief - Vimarsana News

Springfield City Council approves 2023 tax rates and tax levy relief

SPRINGFIELD – Following two meetings, the City Council approved $6.5 million in relief for the fiscal year 2023 (FY23) tax levy and set an FY23 tax rate of $17.05 per $1,000 of value of residential properties and $36.40 for commercial, industrial and personal (CIP) properties.