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City Council Passes Rules Amendment to Clarify Council Committee Process and Streamline Council Procedures
New rules clarify Council procedures and improve steps for Council committee assignments and reports.
City Ordinance Brings Accountability and Transparency for Redevelopment Tax Increment Financing
Neighborhoods can flourish through Tax Increment Financing and deserve detailed plans, goals, and objectives.
City Councilor Dan Champine’s Statement Regarding Joint Air Quality Control Board Investigation
Investigation allows the EPA to review complaints and ensure compliance with federal regulations.
City Council Authorizes Weatherization of City Properties
The International Center for Appropriate and Sustainable Technology (ICAST) will provide key services for upgrades to City-owned residential properties.
City Council Passes Resolution Improving Housing Voucher Program Efficiency and Transparency
The legislation establishes a centralized referral system to streamline and track housing voucher outcomes.