After spending 13 months as interim, Ron McElrath was sworn in Monday morning as Talladega’s permanent police chief. This appointment arrives as an important moment for the city’s local government and law enforcement.
Greene County’s Budget and Finance Committee will meet at 8:30 a.m. this Wednesday in the Greene County Courthouse Annex. The session is slated to offer important discussions on local finances.
A longtime Schenectady planning official is transitioning to Glenville after more than two decades of service. The move represents a notable shift in local government and planning leadership.
At the recent Benton County Supervisors meeting in Vinton, officials announced a new system for driver’s licenses and exams. The changes aim to streamline how residents acquire or renew their licenses. Local leaders hope this modernization will benefit both the public and county staff.
Three weeks after a public hearing reached no conclusion, Louisa County officials in Wapello are still weighing the future of the former county jail and annex. Concerns over funding continue to postpone a final decision, leaving the buildings’ fate up in the air.
The Logan City Council approved an ordinance forbidding camping on public property during its Tuesday meeting. This measure, aimed at better regulating shared spaces, will affect how residents and visitors interact with public areas going forward.
Larimer County commissioners unanimously approved using Certificates of Participation to finance the second phase of the Ranch Master Plan. This important step secures funding for local improvements and underscores the county’s commitment to strategic project development.
Earlier this August, Texas native Keith King assumed the responsibilities of Emergency Management Coordinator and Fire Marshal for Cooke County. His appointment underscores a renewed focus on public safety, ensuring the region is well-prepared for potential crises.
For the third year in a row, Missouri City leaders are proposing no changes to the local tax rate. Residents may see this familiar number continue, offering consistency in municipal revenues and civic planning.
The Bradley County Commission is set to convene for a work session at noon on Monday, July 14, in the County Commission Courtroom of the Courthouse. The meeting underscores the ongoing efforts of county leaders to address local matters.