White County’s seven-day moving average of confirmed COVID-19 cases is steady.
A boil water notice has been issued on Friday, June 18 for City of Cleveland water customers at the following locations: Ash St, Old Nacoochee Rd, portion of Church St, Yonah Springs Charles Dr., Three-M Court, Woodman Hall Rd, Parkview Dr., Spring St., Brady St, Pine St, Russell St., Dixon Dr., Faulkner St, Clara Bell Dr., Oakwood Ct., Cagle St., Carroll St., and E Jarrard St.
The White County Water Authority and city of Cleveland have not come to an agreement on an amount to contribute to a reserve account expected to help fund upgrades to a water treatment plant.
It's summer, which means it's budget time for local governments.
The Cleveland City Council approved a Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget following a second public hearing on June 14.
Two Cleveland Police Department officers were recently named sergeants. The recognition and pinning was held at the June 7 Cleveland City Council meeting. Police Chief Jeff Shoemaker (far left) is shown addressing the new sergeants, from left, Wesley Addis and Denton Vaughan. Addis’ wife, Sheila, and Vaughan’s wife, Amy, were on hand to assist with the pinning. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)
The White County Board of Commissioners and Cleveland City Council will consider consolidating fire protection services.
The city of Cleveland’s proposed Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget includes a roughly 4% increase over the current budget, but higher revenues are helping balance it without dipping into fund reserves.
The White County Water Authority and Cleveland City Council will have to resolve a difference in opinion on contributions made to a capital reserve account, with costly improvements expected in the near future for a water treatment plant that serves both.
The Cleveland Police Department has scheduled a series of child safety seat check events for June and July. (File photo)
