tbennett@newsandsentinel.com Parkersburg Finance Director Eric Jiles, left, speaks Wednesday during a Parkersburg City Council budget hearing while Mayor Tom Joyce listens. (Photo by Tyler Bennett) Parkersburg City Council members Jesse Cottrille, left, and Robert Mercer listen to Mayor Tom Joyce on Wednesday night. (Photo by Tyler Bennett)
Parkersburg Finance Director Eric Jiles, left, speaks Wednesday during a Parkersburg City Council budget hearing while Mayor Tom Joyce listens. (Photo by Tyler Bennett)
PARKERSBURG Parkersburg City Council heard the last of the city’s budget presentations for the 2021-2022 fiscal year on Wednesday evening.
Presented by Finance Director Eric Jiles, council had the opportunity to go over the remaining budget proposals with plans to consider amendments and/or adopt the completed budget during tonight’s final budget meeting at 6 p.m. at the Municipal Building.
ebevins@newsandsentinel.com Parkersburg City Council held the first of three planned budget hearings Monday in its chambers at the Municipal Building, maintaining social distance while reviewing the administration’s proposed 2021-22 spending plan. (Photo by Evan Bevins) Parkersburg Finance Director Eric Jiles speaks during a Parkersburg City Council budget hearing Monday at the Municipal Building. (Photo by Evan Bevins) Parkersburg City Councilwoman Wendy Tuck asks a question during a council budget hearing Monday at the Municipal Building. (Photo by Evan Bevins) Parkersburg City Council Vice President Sharon Kuhl listens during a council budget hearing Monday at the Municipal Building. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
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Parkersburg Finance Director Eric Jiles hands out copies of the proposed 2021-22 budget during Tuesday’s Parkersburg City Council meeting at the Municipal Building. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
PARKERSBURG B&O projections are down and sales tax is up in the proposed budget Mayor Tom Joyce submitted this week to Parkersburg City Council.
The $38.2 million spending plan a figure that includes the general fund as well as the user fee, parking, parks, sanitation and Memorial Bridge funds for the fiscal year starting July 1 will be reviewed in a series of budget hearings slated for 6 p.m. March 8, 10 and 11 in council chambers.
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