$2 million shortfall in City budget
Historic City News reporters watched last night’s regular meeting of the St. Augustine City Commission, where approval was given to a tentative millage rate of 7.5 mills.
Category: Government
Public invited to carriage ordinance meeting
Assistant City Attorney Carlos Mendoza reported to local Historic City News reporters that, in one week, he will host an informational meeting on the proposed horse drawn carriage ordinance.
Rogers retires after eleven years of city service
After completing eleven years of service to the City of St. Augustine, City Clerk Karen Rogers announced her intention to retire during the last City Commission meeting two weeks ago.
Without Opposition: Kelly Barrera
Ponte Vedra Beach resident Kelly Barrera began with the National Safety Commission in 2003 as Vice President of Scheduling Operations. She is responsible for planning and overseeing classroom, instructor and scheduling operations.
For the moment- Dettra can decide to return
Although the Clerk of Court’s Fraud, Abuse, and Waste Auditor is still conducting their investigation into his allegations, Historic City News local reporters have learned that an offer has been made that will allow Ryan Dettra to return to work.
City concludes water adjustment period
The City of St. Augustine reported to Historic City News this afternoon that they are concluding the thirty day period of adjustments to the chlorine and ammonia levels in the City water system on Thursday, July 8th.
County commission skips Tuesday meeting
Karen Pan, St. Johns County Public Affairs Specialist, reminds local Historic City News readers that there will be no County Commission meeting on Tuesday, July 6th.
Pawlowski qualifies for Beach commission seat
St. Augustine Beach attorney Undine C. Pawlowski has qualified for Seat 3, on the St. Augustine Beach City Commission; currently held by Frank Charles.