Empty chamber? Philly lawmakers continue notably slow pace of legislation | City Council roundup
The current Council, is unusually inexperienced, with 12 of 17 members serving less than two terms, and is legislating at the ...
Hamilton residents will see 5.6% tax increase after councillors' last-ditch efforts to trim budget
Some councillors eyed city spending related to the Hamilton light rail transit project, bike lanes, climate change, tenant ...
Hamilton council targets big and small to shave about $500K off proposed 2025 city budget
Councillors moved motions on expenses big and small as they sought to add or remove items from the 2025 budget for the City ...
NRLW: Hamilton to host three Warriors fixtures as NZ returns to women’s rugby league
Hot on the heels of the success of last weekend’s NRL match in the city, the One New Zealand Warriors announced the club will ...
City of Hamilton opens 55 new affordable housing units for vulnerable women and children
The City of Hamilton added 55 affordable housing units available for rent with the opening of a new building on Bay Street ...
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Station 26 firehouse in Hamilton to open Monday
At 8 a.m. Monday, Station 26 will officially have a new address.
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Consultant recommends 2 sites for possible Hamilton passenger rail stops
Hamilton’s passenger rail consultant provided a recommendation of two sites the city should focus as it continues to pursue ...
Waikato River settlement at risk in government's water plans - council
The government's proposed new water delivery legislation over-rides Treaty of Waitangi settlement obligations and will be ...
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Hamilton City Council proposes fairer alcohol licensing fees for 2025
The fees currently set by Hamilton City Council (HCC) haven’t increased in over 11 years and don’t cover the full costs of licensing activities. As a result, ratepayers have been subsidising ...
Council approves issuance of bonds for street improvements
The Savage City Council voted at its April 17 meeting to approve the city’s five-year street reconstruction plan and authorize the issuance bonds for this purpose for two upcoming projects.