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Community Action may take over administration of General Assistance - Vimarsana News

Community Action may take over administration of General Assistance

Des Moines County administers its own program for residents in poverty, but the supervisors are considering asking Community Action to take the lead.

Zapata resigns after no action on findings against Patti - Vimarsana News

Zapata resigns after no action on findings against Patti

Camille Zapata, chief of staff to Supervisor Kathy Miller, resigns a week after the board took no action on findings against Supervisor Tom Patti

Tom Patti investigation: Board of Supervisors accepts report - Vimarsana News

Tom Patti investigation: Board of Supervisors accepts report

The investigative report stemmed from complaints by Camille Zapata, the chief of staff for Supervisor Kathy Miller

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Hempfield supervisors plan to issue bonds to pay for aggressive infrastructure plan - Vimarsana News

Hempfield supervisors plan to issue bonds to pay for aggressive infrastructure plan

Hempfield supervisors plan to use up to $33 million in bonds to complete capital projects in 2022. The plan, unanimously approved this week by supervisors, includes refinancing a 2015 bond — which could save the township $130,000. “It’s a positive vote,” said George Reese, supervisors chairman. “It’s going to be

Hempfield passes budget without raising taxes for 32nd consecutive year - Vimarsana News

Hempfield passes budget without raising taxes for 32nd consecutive year

Hempfield property owners will continue to see steady tax rates after supervisors approved an almost $15.1 million budget that does not raise taxes for the 32nd consecutive year. Supervisors unanimously voted on the balanced budget Monday, keeping property taxes at 3 mills, a rate held since 1990. “We just spend