On Tuesday, the Marion City Council received a proposed $16.7 million budget for fiscal year 2023-24 that holds the property tax rate. In addition, the City Council held a public hearing about a new cell phone tower off Sugar Hill Road.
MIKE CONLEY, MCDOWELL NEWS
During Tuesday’s City Council meeting, Officer Eric Raymond Rodriguez, left, was recognized for achieving the advanced law enforcement certificate from the N.C. Department of Justice’s Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission. Police Chief Allen Lawrence presented him with his certificate.
On Tuesday, the Marion City Council received a proposed $16.7 million budget for fiscal year 2023-24 that does not call for an increase on the property tax rate.
On Tuesday, the Marion City Council received a proposed $16.7 million budget for fiscal year 2023-24 that holds the property tax rate. In addition, the City Council held a public hearing about a new cell phone tower off Sugar Hill Road.
During Tuesday’s City Council meeting, Officer Eric Raymond Rodriguez, left, was recognized for achieving the advanced law enforcement certificate from the N.C. Department of Justice’s Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission. Police Chief Allen Lawrence presented him with his certificate.