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Furloughs for city employees mulled as part of plan to lower Waterloo s tax rate

WATERLOO — Unpaid furloughs for city employees could be part of Waterloo’s plan to mitigate increasing tax rates. The proposal was presented at a Monday work session with City Council members. It would mean all city staff — including police and fire — would need to take five unpaid days off work during the next fiscal year. The move would add to 120-day hiring delays for the city’s open positions. Both measures would make for a $18.43 tax rate per $1,000 of taxable property value. That would mean a 2.38% tax increase for residential property owners, and a 0.05% reduction in taxes for commercial and industrial property owners. State rollbacks contribute to increased taxes for Iowa’s residential property owners, including those in Waterloo.

Accident with Minor Injuries in Waterloo

Accident with Minor Injuries in Waterloo
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Over 100 people evacuated from hotel being used as short-term homeless shelter

  KITCHENER A million-dollar fire spread through the Inn of Waterloo on Tuesday night, which had been in use as short-term shelter since the fall. One person was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation. A combined 130 guests and staff were forced out of the building on Tuesday but no other injuries were reported. Regional police said that those residing at the hotel were taken by bus to a hotel in Guelph. There s smoke damage throughout the building so we ve checked all four floors, said platoon Chief Ken Lumgair with Waterloo Fire Rescue. We did go through and do a secondary search of all the rooms there.

Police working to determine if two dumpster fires are linked

  KITCHENER Waterloo regional police are investigating two separate dumpster fires in Waterloo to determine whether or not they are related. Police and Waterloo Fire officials responded to the first fire in the area of King Street North and Hickory Street West around 12 p.m. Wednesday. On Thursday around 1:15 a.m. they were called to another dumpster fire in the area of Columbia Street West and Hazel Street. Police say each fire is being investigated independently, but investigators are still trying to determine if they re related, and whether they were accidentally or intentionally set. Officers are reminding the public to report any suspicious activity to police immediately.

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