Local Government

The 12-member committee, appointed by Mayor Wendell Lynch, will meet June 3.
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Most government office buildings will not longer require masks or temperature checks.
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City council will considering the 2021-22 spending plan during Committee of the Whole meetings later in the month.
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Kayla Bebout received the Commissioner's Meritorious Service Award.
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The committee chair will be Rich Maddux, a former manufacturing plant executive who with his wife now runs The Rabbit’s Basket, an urban farm.
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The committee’s first charge is to learn and educate the public in an “unbiased manner” on partisan versus nonpartisan elections and to explore the “basis for changing the present system.”
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The amounts range from more than $13 million for the county to $40,000 for the town of LaFayette.
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The council will hear a proposal to create an Energy Project Assessment District to help the private sector finance energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.
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The council will hear a proposal to create an Energy Project Assessment District to help the private sector finance energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.
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Coronavirus safety measures, including masks and social distancing, will be required.
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Darryl Anderson is filling the vacancy that will be created by Joe Grace's retirement this summer.
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