In 2022, the City Council passed a bill requiring officials to identify one restroom location in every ZIP code - though it did not mandate construction. Then, in June 2024, Mayor Eric Adams ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

For the second straight year and only the fourth time in the last 20 years, the Town of Mountain City's property tax rate ...

Growth and rising property values have swelled local tax collections, prompting calls for tax relief. But local officials say ...

New data released by the city reveals tax-exempt ... PILOT payments to help ease the tax burden on homeowners and businesses, the Herald has learned. The City Council took up the issue last ...

The City Council passed a slew of bills Thursday — including one that would ban noisy non-essential helicopter flights from city heliports following the horrific crash in the Hudson that killed ...

The City Council has passed a bill that cracks down on the commercial helicopter industry. The measure, known as Intro 26 A, passed the Council with a 46-1 vote with one abstention Thursday.

City council is exploring the idea ... with Senator Mallory McMorrow on the development of the amusement tax bill. We are exploring implementation strategies and engaging in discussions to ...

RELATED: Lynchburg City Council debates tax rates amid rising property values Because of this increase, many asked the council to lower or equalize the tax rate to .767 cents per $100 of assessed ...

(WMBD) — At the Peoria City Council meeting tonight, it’s possible a local 1% grocery tax will be approved to replace an outgoing state tax. The move would not change grocery bills for those ...

Separately, the Local Council Tax Support scheme will reduce council tax bills for more than 14,000 low-income households. Some £500,000 has been allocated to fund the Energy Crisis Support ...

Data from Coventry City Council shows that footfall in the city centre has dropped by more than a half since before the Covid-19 pandemic - and some Coventry Live readers in our comments section ...