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A Valparaiso City Council member's efforts to redirect federal COVID money to infrastructure upgrades have fallen short.
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Valparaiso continues making financial arrangements for some large-scale projects.
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The Valparaiso City Council wants to hear from community experts, before deciding how to spend the city's share of opioid litigation settlement money.
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The city of Valparaiso is looking at making a riverfront district to bring more liquor licenses to the U.S. 30 area.
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The Valparaiso City Council has finalized its new council districts. After a process that saw six proposals submitted by the public, council members unanimously approved the map drawn up by the council president and vice president with the help of attorney Brian Bosma.
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Some Valparaiso city employees will get bigger pay raises than originally proposed. The 2023 salary ordinance passed by the city council Monday includes a minimum raise of one-thousand dollars, double the initial proposal.
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The Valparaiso City Council adopted the 2023 budgets for the city and Valparaiso Community Schools Monday.
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As Valparaiso gets to work on its new city council districts, some are calling on the city to make it easier for residents to submit their own proposed maps. Those who want to draw a map for the council's consideration can pick up an information packet at the Clerk-Treasurer's Office, and turn in their finished map by noon on October 19.
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Valparaiso City Council districts could be moving next year. The city council passed a resolution Monday outlining the redistricting process, following the 2020 Census.
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Valparaiso residents will see a jump in their trash pickup rate. The city council voted six-to-one Monday to raise the monthly rate from $12 to $19.50, starting with bills due in November. It's the first increase to that rate in 10 years.