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Zephyrhills Explores Modular Home for Firefighters
Zephyrhills is exploring the possibility of housing its firefighters in a modular building. ...more
September 9, 2008
Sebring Council Wants To Keep Hoffman For A Year
Former City Manager Bob Hoffman continues to work for the city on a lease/consultant agreement until the end of the month, but the city council wants him to stay another year. ...more
September 6, 2008
City, Firefighters Talk Again
Two weeks ago, hundreds of firefighters packed Tampa City Council chambers in what turned out to be a successful effort to persuade council members to side with them in a bitter pay dispute with the mayor. ...more
September 4, 2008
Sebring Implements Fire Assessment At 1 Percent
After public comment against it, the Sebring City Council voted to ease into a fire assessment implementing it at the 1 percent level. ...more
August 30, 2008
Council OKs Rezoning For New Law Office
The city council has OK'd a rezoning allowing for a three-story, Mediterranean-style law office in the neighborhood's historic district. ...more
August 27, 2008
AP Church Fire Tax Goes Up, So Does City Deficit
The Avon Park City Council decided it would take more money from churches and non-profit groups to support the fire department, but the extra revenue wouldn't make up for a $74,000 budget deficit the city has just discovered. ...more
August 27, 2008
Port Richey Council Meeting Postponed
Port Richey City Council will meet Wednesday. ...more
August 26, 2008
City To Explore Partnership With Enrichment Center
The Jerome Brown Community Center could one day be the new home of the Hernando County Enrichment Center - and a hurricane shelter for special needs residents. ...more
August 26, 2008
AP Council Pases Fire Fee Hike for Churches, Non-Profits
AVON PARK - Churches and non-profit groups in the City of Charm will have to fork over more money for their fire protection after the council voted 4-1 to charge them 75 percent of the institutional rate for the city's fire assessment. This means that churches will have to pay 50 percent more to the city's fire department through the annual assessment than it did last year, when they were charged 50 percent of the institutional rate. Homeowners will still pay $165, while commercial and nursing home rates were unchanged. ...more
August 25, 2008
Council To Vote On Fire Fee Hike
Vernon Harkey knew his church would have to fork over more money for the fire assessment next year. ...more
August 25, 2008
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