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Columbia’s city manager is pleased with the council’s recent 5-2 vote to authorize the purchase of camera systems for Columbia Police and for Columbia Parks and Recreation. First ward councilwoman Valerie Carroll and third ward
After a few hours of testimony and discussion, Columbia’s city council has voted 5-2 to authorize the purchase of camera systems for Columbia Police and for the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department. Columbia first ward
Columbia’s city council is set to vote Monday evening on a bill that would authorize the purchase of camera systems for Columbia Police and for the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department. Columbia Police chief Jill
Columbia’s city council is scheduled to vote Monday night on city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed $558-million budget. It is an increase of $12-million from last year and calls for 31 new city positions. Mr. Seewood
Tuesday evening is your third and final opportunity to testify on Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed $558-million budget. It calls for 31 new city positions and is an increase of $12-million from last year.
Tonight is your next opportunity to testify about Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed $558-million budget. It calls for 31 new city positions and is an increase of $12-million from last year. Mr. Seewood tells
Monday night is your first opportunity to testify about Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed $558-million budget. It calls for 31 new city positions and is an increase of $12-million from last year. Mr. Seewood
Monday evening is your first opportunity to testify about Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed $558-million budget. 939 the Eagle’s Mike Murphy, the publisher of Comobuz, reports Mr. Seewood’s proposed budget calls for the creation
Affordable housing, public safety and city employee pay are key highlights of Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed $558-million budget, which is an increase of $12-million from last year. Mr. Seewood unveiled his proposed budget
Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood says the city is grappling with a housing crisis. The Columbia Board of Realtors says the average price of a home sold in April increased four percent to $396,000, while
Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood didn’t mince words during his recent state of the city address: he looked directly at city officials, city employees, residents and reporters at city hall and told them that Columbia
Columbia’s city manager will outline his budget blueprint on July 11th at city hall. De’Carlon Seewood will deliver his budget address that day at noon in the council chambers, and you are invited. Columbia’s current operating
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