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Elgin eyes $27M budget, tax changes - The Elgin Courier
WEB08/21/2024 06:00 AM. A proposed $27 million annual operating budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year was presented to City Council last week, suggesting a moderate year for financial growth with a more conservative view of funds. Designed to address both the city’s robust growth and its evolving fiscal needs, the proposal highlighted a property ...
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WEBElgin Courier P.O. Box 631 111 W. Second St. #101 Elgin, TX 78621 512-285-3333
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WEBElgin Courier P.O. Box 631 111 W. Second St. #101 Elgin, TX 78621 512-285-3333
Roadway opens for booming population - The Elgin Courier
WEB08/14/2024 06:00 AM. Elgin officials recently gathered to dedicate what is being called a “transformative roadway project” that opens up a critical part of the city to more growth. The Count y Line Road Phase One project turned a two-lane road bounded by a bar ditch without walkways into a four-lane, divided boulevard with sidewalks ...
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WEBElgin Courier P.O. Box 631 111 W. Second St. #101 Elgin, TX 78621 512-285-3333
New mayor, council members sworn in | Elgin Courier
WEBLast Tuesday, newly-elected council members Joy Casnovsky, Chuck Swain and Al Rodriguez and mayor Theresa McShan joined the Elgin City Council with an official swearing-in ceremony before their first council meeting that evening.After taking the oath of office, each new council member addressed the crowd that gathered at City Hall to watch the ceremony, sharing their hopes and goals while in ...
Homeless encounters spur calls for city action | Elgin Courier
WEBA pair of residents reporting adverse encounters with Elgin’s unhoused population are pleading with City Council to find solutions or they fear things will only get worse.Melissa Misselhorn and Judy Belcher during a public-comments hearing March 5 asked city leaders to find a way to combat the “infiltration of homeless camp sites,” which both said have caused them significant stress over ...
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