The first was held last Thursday, including a presentation outlining the budget and a question and answer period with City Manager Valmarie Turner.
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Agenda Danville: City considers using excess casino funds for utility bill relief programming
Caesars Virginia casino revenues are higher than projected, and Danville may use the extra money to help lower utility bills.
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Agenda Henry County: Supervisors to delve deeper into proposed budget
County staff have managed to produce a balanced preliminary budget with no tax increase, but that could change as supervisors hash out the details.
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Agenda Danville: Resident wants to open 24-hour child care facility to help meet local demand
Danville is considered a “child care desert.” Its planning commission will consider a permit to open a new facility.
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Agenda Russell County: An update on the long-awaited salmon farm is back on the agenda for Monday’s board of supervisors meeting
The contract for construction of the delayed access road to the site is also on the agenda.
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Agenda Roanoke: Answering questions on proposed Roanoke budget and updates on Williamson Road projects
The agenda for Monday’s meeting lists a 15-minute session to answer questions the city has received regarding the proposed Roanoke budget — one the city has said is challenging.
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Agenda Lynchburg: Joint city council-schools committee meets Thursday
The joint committee will deliberate the T.C. Miller conversion as well as other school changes.
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Agenda Martinsville: Opioid settlement could result in new DSS position
The council will discuss adding a new kinship navigator family services specialist using opioid settlement money.
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Agenda Danville: Annual federal funding for housing projects in Danville comes before council
The city receives yearly funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for housing-related programs.
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Agenda Bristol: City council holding called meeting Monday to consider $75,000 contribution to a fund set up to entice a new airline to Tri-Cities Airport
In December, a privately funded economic development organization announced it was talking to an unnamed airline about bringing passenger air service to two major markets to the airport this year.