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The Chattanooga City Council On Tuesday Approved Mayor Tim Kelly’s One Chattanooga Budget On Second Reading, With $10 Million In Additional Road Paving, $33 Million Toward Affordable Housing, And $2 Million Toward Homelessness Prevention And Rehousing Efforts — With No Tax Increase.
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Mayor Tim Kelly On Tuesday Presented His New Budget To The City Council That Includes $10 Million For Paving Roads, 3 Percent Cost-Of-Living Increase For City Workers.
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Last Week, U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn Introduced The Keeping Our Covid-19 Heroes Employed Act To Save Essential Workers From Being Fired Due To President Biden’s Sweeping Vaccine Mandate.
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At The Chattanooga City Council Meeting On Tuesday, August 10, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly And Chief Of Staff Brent Goldberg Presented An Outline Of The Goals Of The 2022 City Budget To The Council.
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The City Of Chattanooga Is Suspending Curbside Recycling Due To A Worsening Shortage Of Truck Operators. The Suspension Will Begin At The Close Of Business On Friday.
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Tennessee’s New Senate Bill Would Provide Essential Workers More Protections And Hazard Pay In The Event Of A Pandemic, But Many Residents Have Expressed Worry Over What Else It Could Do. There Are Concerns That The Bill Could Interfere With Established Small Businesses By Adding More Restrictions.
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The Hamilton County Health Department aligned with the State of Tennessee’s Vaccination Plan and expanded COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to include phases 2a and 2b, effective yesterday, March 22.
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Despite What’s Now A $351 Million Budget Surplus, Arizona Is In Line To Receive More Than $4 Billion From The Recently Enacted Federal COVID-19 Relief Plan.
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One Year Ago, As The Novel Coronavirus Spread Across The Country, California Became The First State To Order Residents To Stay Home Unless Engaged In Essential Activities.
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As States Are Now Deciding Priority For Vaccine Distribution, Classifications Of Essential And Nonessential Workers That Were Previously Used May Be Obsolete.
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