A settlement has not been reached in the court case involving Boulder City and two former employees.
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Boulder City could be getting some help with renovating its wastewater treatment facility if Congress approves a bill that includes $1 million in funding for the project.
Council chambers in City Hall are going to be renovated to make the area more accessible for people with disabilities.
It’s official. During a special meeting Monday, June 28, morning, City Council members certified the results of the June 15 election that saw Mathew Fox selected for a seat on the governing board and two ballot questions to fund a new pool passed.
The city is moving forward with installing an air traffic control tower at the Boulder City Municipal Airport, and initial work for it could be done by the end of the year.
The city is offering to settle with two former employees who filed a complaint against it and two council members.
Boulder City’s new city manager starts work Aug. 9.
Mathew Fox continues to lead the race for a seat on City Council, and two ballot questions to help provide funding for a new municipal pool appear to have passed.
Mathew Fox appears to have been elected to City Council, while voters approved two options to help provide funding for a new municipal pool.
City Council recently approved new fuel standards for Boulder City Municipal Airport with a 3-2 vote.
After six days of early voting, 826 residents have cast their ballots, weighing in on two questions regarding funding for a new municipal pool and selecting a new member of City Council.
City Council unanimously approved extending a conditional job offer to Acting City Clerk Tami McKay, giving her the job full time.
Boulder City residents will be asked to select a new council member and weigh in on two ballot questions regarding funding for a new municipal pool when they head to the polls in the coming days.
Boulder City residents will have smaller utility bills this summer because City Council recently approved reductions for electricity rates and water service.
A new city manager could be coming to town after City Council unanimously approved extending a conditional job offer to Taylour Tedder during a special meeting Wednesday, May 19.