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Aiello unveils $29.46M Olean city budget; 4% tax hike included - Vimarsana News

Aiello unveils $29.46M Olean city budget; 4% tax hike included

OLEAN — The city’s chief executive proposed a second year of overriding the state property tax cap in his tentative budget released Thursday.

Sales up for month, down for year to date - Vimarsana News

Sales up for month, down for year to date

San Marcos is one of the most populated cities in Hays County, so it is no surprise that the sales made in December, which show up in sales tax allocations paid in February, exceeded the other cities in the county by millions of dollars. But not all news was good as the payment year to date is down from 2023, although only by less than one percent.[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County

State legislators, local highway superintendents, speak out against funding cuts in budget - Vimarsana News

State legislators, local highway superintendents, speak out against funding cuts in budget

State legislators that represent the Mohawk Valley and local highway superintendents, are calling for the restoration of funds that local governments use to do road and infrastructure work, in the state budget.

More Trenton, NJ cops suspended for abusing payroll, report says - Vimarsana News

More Trenton, NJ cops suspended for abusing payroll, report says

A new report released by the Trenton Police Department shows that more officers than initially believed abused the payroll system.

Source: wobm.com
More Trenton, NJ cops suspended for abusing payroll, report says - Vimarsana News

More Trenton, NJ cops suspended for abusing payroll, report says

A new report released by the Trenton Police Department shows that more officers than initially believed abused the payroll system.

Source: nj1015.com