Posts Tagged ‘budget’
Library Construction Projects are Back on Track, Pending Budget Approval
County budget talks for the next fiscal year start next week, and Wake County Manager David Cooke says he will propose building the long-awaited Northeast Regional Library in Wakefield.
County Recovering, Still Far from Pre-Recession Levels
For the first time in years, Wake County departments get to request more money instead of deciding where to cut.
Two Ways to Impact City Government Today
Raleigh City Council members and the city manager want your input on next year’s budget and hiring a new police chief.
Raleigh Budget Adopted with 3 Percent Increase
Raleigh City Council members adopted the city’s budget for the next fiscal year. There is no property tax increase this year, but trash fees will increase $1. The budget includes merit pay increases for city employees and a raise for councilors. Health insurance premiums for employee dependents will go up 4 percent.
City Has Backlog of Unfunded Street Projects
More than 30 street improvement projects remain to be funded in the proposed budget and Capital Improvement Plan.
Residents Request Increased Funding for Employees, Nonprofits
Raleigh residents voice their thoughts on the proposed budget.
Wake’s Per-Pupil Spending: How Low Can You Go?
Much has been made of the school board’s decision to ask county commissioners for an increase to its budget as well as the fact that it’s not cutting teachers. The Record takes a larger look at the budget, and Wake’s rank near the bottom of the nation in per pupil spending.
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