The executive committee of Linfield University’s board of trustees has drafted a memorandum of understanding about the potential partnership between it and the .
The executive committee of Linfield University’s board of trustees has drafted a memorandum of understanding about the potential partnership between it and the .
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sisinmac
I suppose the rates will go up, because of this error. It is not the citizen s fault, and Mac Water and Light should have a surplus of money to be able to pay this error without raising our rates, since it was no fault of ours. But, we will see how this plays out, for sure.
11:21 am - Thu, December 24 2020
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Reread the article more carefully, sisinmac: “.we’re technically collecting the tax, so we’ve got the money to pay it.”. No rate increase necessary.
Mac city budget in relatively good shape
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David S. Wall
McMinnville owes Finance Director Jennifer Cueller a sincere debt of gratitude, a raise in pay and broader control of city operations.
McMinnville needs to save money by cutting positions and service contracts.
Consider eliminating the following positions; Office of the City Manager, Economic Development Director, Planning Director and corresponding administrative overheads.
These functions can easily be contracted out when and if needed.
The position of Assistant City Manager should not be considered.