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Nearly half of Spring Lake s officials make more than $40,000 a year

Nearly half of Spring Lake s officials make more than $40,000 a year
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Fayetteville NC homicide rates increase in recent years

Fayetteville NC homicide rates increase in recent years
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Fayetteville City Council unanimously approves the new budget

The Fayetteville City Council members voted unanimously Monday to approve the city s budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year with some noted changes. The final budget comes out as $240.3 million, a nearly $1 million increase from the proposed budget of $239.3 million that City Manager Doug Hewett presented to the council last month. The increase was in the budget s general fund. Hewett presented the new changes at the City Council meeting Monday evening. The total increase for the proposed general fund for the budget is $957,885, which includes additional funds for emergencies that may come up in the year, according to Hewett. The increase is funded by an increased fund balance appropriation.

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Fayetteville City Council gets first look at next year s budget

Fayetteville residents would see no increase in city property taxes if the City Council approves the city manager s proposed budget.

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Fayetteville City Council exploring childcare options for employees

Fayetteville City Council decided at its work session Monday to look into childcare options for city employees. The council voted 7-1 toresearch how best the city could provide assistance on childcare for its employees. Councilwoman Courtney Banks-McLaughlin brought up the issue. Currently, the city doesn t provide childcare, nor has it done a study to assess the need among essential employees, spokeswoman Nacarla Webb said in an email Tuesday. Councilwoman Yvonne Kinston told the council that the city needed to look into the daycare facilities as they open back up with limited capacity. She said the city should see if city employees are having issues getting their children into care, as well as look into their other needs. She also said city officials need to look into how many single parents work for the city as essential employees and determine their needs for services.

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