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City of Amarillo officials outline petition process
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Amarillo resident Craig Gualtiere released a statement Tuesday, stating his intention to submit a formal signature petition to officials with the city of Amarillo surrounding members of the community’s objection to potential use of certificates of obligation with the City Hall project.
According to previous reports by the Amarillo Globe-News, this petition comes after the city of Amarillo’s numerous discussions, and decisions, regarding the potential future of City Hall.
City officials have previously expressed interest and intent to relocate city offices as the current City Hall is in disrepair and continues to deteriorate. Options moving forward include making minor fixes to the current facility, making long-term repairs to the current facility or moving to another location.
After passing the district’s plan for the use of its third round of Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief, or ESSER, funds, officials with the Canyon Independent School District updated the plan during a special called meeting Monday evening, widening the impact some of the funds could have on four elementary campuses.
According to previous reports by the Amarillo Globe-News, Canyon ISD received $6,408,763 in this third round of funding, which came through the passage of the American Rescue Plan, signed into law earlier this year by President Joe Biden.
Out of the total amount of ESSER Three funds, the majority of the funds, consisting of $4,415,077, was originally planned to go to academic supports including hiring additional staff/teacher support for kindergarten and first grades; hiring tutors/long-term subs; more summer learning opportunities; adding instructional materials including Promethean boards, Chromebooks and online software.