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City departments’ heads named
DAVAO City Mayor Sara Duterte formally endorsed her appointed city department heads and urged them to perform at their best in delivering services. read more
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Missoula City Council members ask Engen for more 2011 budget options
A rocky year for city coffers had Missoula City Council memberscalling on Mayor John Engen on Wednesday to roll out more budgetoptions and show up at committee meetings.
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City council to review proposed budget
ROANOKE RAPIDS — Tomorrow, Roanoke Rapids City Council will review the proposed budget, released by the City Manager’s office, during a work session.
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Stillwater taxes will likely dip as city settles budget
Tax rates were the target of some scrutiny Tuesday night, as the Stillwater City Council held its annual Truth-in-Taxation hearing.
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City Council tackles budget
NORTHAMPTON – The city’s fiscal 2011 budget is in the eye of the beholder, as well as in the wallet of the taxpayer. The City Council today will take a first vote on a general fund budget of $68,720,955 to pay for the city’s needs in the coming fiscal year.
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City council looks at budget cuts, tax hikes
After hearing preliminary revenue estimates for fiscal year 2010-2011, Paris City Council members decided it’s time to start identifying places the budget could be cut.
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City Council sounds off on budget
ROANOKE RAPIDS — Members of City Council had the opportunity to make their voices heard on the issues surrounding this year’s budget Thursday afternoon at City Hall, while the public will get its chance in less than two weeks.
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Portland City Council approves $451 million budget
The budget vote by the Portland City Council was 5-0. Portland Mayor Sam Adams said the rate increases to water and sewer could have been worse, adding that the city saved taxpayers money by sticking with a 12 percent increase in water rates and 6.35 percent in sewer and stormwater rates.
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NYC mayor says state is ’starving’ city of funds
NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the city must cut nearly 11,000 jobs from its 300,000-person workforce because of budget woes. Bloomberg says the city is forced to assume the worst for how much funding it will get from the state.
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Everything’s Coming Up Weeds | As spring planning gets serious for the 2010-11 city budget, the outlook isn’t rosy …
While acknowledging he doesn’t know how his proposed municipal budget will be received by city councilors when it is presented to them as soon as April 29, Mayor Dewey Bartlett Jr. didn’t paint a rosy picture when asked to describe how it might look. “It will be our job to educate the councilors an… By Mike Easterling.
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