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Hiawatha city budget calls for 14 percent increase

The Hiawatha City Commission voted 3-1 Monday night to move forward on the 2024 budget that calls for a roughly 14 percent increase and an additional 1.4 mills levied. ....

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Hiawatha city budget calls for 16 percent increase

The Hiawatha City Commission voted 3-1 Monday night to move forward on the 2024 budget that calls for a roughly 16 percent increase and an additional 1.4 mills levied. ....

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Spending deadline approaches for SPARK funds


 
OSWEGO — The Labette County COVID-19 relief program is nearing the Dec. 30 spending deadline, and the county is on track to spend the nearly $4 million received from the state, county commissioners heard Monday.
The county received $3,983,558.77 from the state’s Strengthening People and Revitalizing Kansas program, which is distributing federal pandemic relief money. The money can be used to reimburse for COVID-19-related expenses or for projects tied to the pandemic. If the money isn’t spent by Dec. 30 the county will have to send back what’s left.
The county gave $1.25 million to Labette Health and smaller amounts to cities, schools, Labette Community College and Labette Center for Mental Health Services. About $900,000 was divided among four programs that distributed money upon qualifying request to businesses, day cares/senior care, food programs and for connectivity projects. Last week, the county transferred about $98,000 more to that pro ....

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