LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Council rejects ordinance proposal
DUNKIRK — The clerk/treasurer will maintain control of where the city banks, as council declined to take over the responsibility.
Council tweaks 2019 budget
The budget is almost ready.
John Jay hits stride
As John Jay Center for Learning continues in its 17th year, its executive director thinks the nonprofit has hits its stride.
Attendance dipped slightly
Portland Water Park's numbers were down a little compared to last year.
Council departure
During the 26 years he served on the Fort Recovery Village Council, Dave Bretz has always attempted to speak his mind.
Project problem causing flooding
Recent rainfall led to a discovery below Water Street on Portland's east side: a storm drain line was never connected properly, leading to flooding in the area.
Plan approved
REDKEY — A downtown revitalization plan is in place.
Agreement passes
DUNKIRK — Todd Building Group will be able to get additional funding for its restaurant project.
County rates will be going up
Health insurance rates for Jay County government are going up in 2019.
Commissioners seek sewer solution
County commissioners are trying to craft an equitable way of bringing rate relief to Dunkirk area households served by Jay County Regional Sewer District.
Members sought for study committee
Introducing a moratorium was the first step. Forming a committee comes next.
Personnel committee recommends raises
The county’s personnel committee is hoping to take another step toward balancing salaries.
City OKs 2019 raises
All full-time, non-elected city employees will receive the same dollar amount for a raise in 2019.
Appeal denied
A sewer rate increase will go into effect Wednesday, but county officials still want to work to provide some financial relief to those involved.
Runyon Barrett to join council
Amy Runyon Barrett will get a five-month head start on her new job.
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