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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2016
Page
3
Garden City commission will discuss an ordinance to raise water rates after a May rate study recommended increased revenue to cover future operation and maintenance costs. The average residential rise is about 9.60 per month for 15,000 gallons.
A roundup briefing notes Michaeline Chance Raay will host a free Harvey Girls program at 207 IV 10th St in Finney County. The talk covers Fred Harvey and the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad era, with Raay detailing job duties and conditions from 1876 into the early 20th century. For details call Barbara Jensen at (620) 272-3620 or email bjensen faneycountyarg.
Kansas faced a prominent revenue gap in the 2016 fiscal year, tallying about 160 million dollars less than estimates. June alone saw 235 million dollars under projections with corporate income and gas severance taxes among the largest misses. officials announced a review of estimating processes amid ongoing budget strains.
Tony Guebara and NaVeah Guebara browse and solve math at the Avila Park stop. The program, part of Kids Meals on Wheels and Summer Food Service, pauses next week and resumes July 11 with gift cards for completed worksheets.
The commission will meet at 8 90 am Monday at the County Administrative Center to hear a budget request from Public Health and Safety and costs for resurfacing the Finney County Exhibition Building exterior to prevent interior leaks. The agenda also includes a revised occupancy agreement with the City of Garden City for the Law Enforcement Center and a proposal to merge the public works and building maintenance departments.
A KU Center for Mental Health Research and Innovation and the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services severed a long term contract over funding and billing changes. KDADS proposed hourly rates and oversight affecting staff tasks. CMHC declined, warning of job losses and adverse impact on community mental health services. CMHC staff will continue mandated training while funding remains intact.
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