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Of all the various items in a city budget—from personnel and medical insurance to sidewalk replacement, facilities upkeep, and community celebrations—one department, in particular, weighed heavy on
Stafford resident Frank Loncz, who owns rental properties in the city of Batavia, decided to share some thoughts and ask questions during Monday's City Council conference session at City Hall. Photo
City of Batavia's superintendents of Maintenance and Water/Wastewater Scott Allen, left, and Tom Phelps far right, flank Public Works Director Brett Frank during Wednesday's final budget session at
Batavia Police Chief Shawn Heubusch and Assistant Chief Chris Camp review the proposed 2025 budget and a state report at City Hall.Photo by Joanne Beck Become an accredited agency, clearly specify job
Batavia Police Chief Shawn Heubusch, Assistant Chief Chris Camp and City Councilwoman Tammy Schmidt discuss the police budget Monday evening at City Hall.Photo by Joanne Beck After Monday’s latest