
News · Baldwin County · Georgia
Baldwin commissioners adopt 13.26 millage rate
Local governmentBaldwin County commissioners adopted a 13.26 millage rate in a local government decision.
News · Local government · Idaho County · Kooskia · Idaho
The Kooskia City Council welcomed new members and approved a resolution involving the city’s water and sewer systems.

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The Kooskia City Council welcomed new members and approved a resolution involving the city’s water and sewer systems.
The council recognized its new members during the meeting. The action brings those members into the city’s governing body as it continues its work on local services and municipal business.
The council’s membership change and the utility resolution were addressed together in the meeting covered by the Idaho County Free Press.
The council approved a resolution for the city’s water and sewer systems. A resolution is a formal action by a governing body. The approval places the council’s decision on the city’s official municipal record.
Water and sewer services are city responsibilities that affect residents, businesses and other users of the local systems. The resolution gives the council a formal basis for its action, although the specific terms of the resolution are not stated here.
The council will continue its regular municipal work with its new members seated and the resolution approved. Future council business will show how the city carries out the water and sewer action and what other matters the council takes up.
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