Here's a look at the various decisions made at Monday night's City Council meeting. The City is approving 900-thousand dollars to repair the Whalen Building's parapet. The money will be used to rebuild the old parapet and replace it with a new one that reflects the historical significance of the building. Meanwhile, The City is spending 1.2 million dollars to upgrade the Churchill Pool's mechanical system. City lawmakers are also giving permission to the local police force to upgrade their current 911 provider. Over 178-thousand dollars will be used to upgrade the tech that dispatchers use to take calls from the public.
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Council Round Up
Here's a look at the various decisions made at Monday night's City Council meeting. The City is approving 900-thousand dollars to repair the Whalen Building's parapet. The money will be used to rebuild the old parapet and replace it with a new one that reflects the historical significance of the building. Meanwhile, The City is spending 1.2 million dollars to upgrade the Churchill Pool's mechanical system. City lawmakers are also giving permission to the local police force to upgrade their current 911 provider. Over 178-thousand dollars will be used to upgrade the tech that dispatchers use to take calls from the public.
