Livingston Board Increases Water Rates, State Suggestion
Livingston Board of Aldermen increased water rates by 10 percent to try and deal with increasing costs. Mayor Lori Elder Burnett said water rates need to maintain the qualifications for the State Revolving Fund Loan. Burnett said the Comptroller recommended the rate increase, as it will allow the town to maintain a solid water and […]
Livingston City Pool Needs Updates, Aldermen To Explore
Livingston Aldermen will explore options to update the city pool following a Monday night discussion. Livingston Park Supervisor Michael Hayes said the city’s pool and the pool deck are in poor condition. Hayes said the city pool is leaking so much that two water hoses and occasionally a fire hydrant have to be used to […]
Livingston Ends Under 65 Retiree Insurance Program
Livingston getting rid of a policy that allows city employees who retire under the age of sixty-five to keep their health plan until they turn sixty-five.
Livingston Downtown To Undergo Multiple Construction Projects In January
Livingston is expecting a major increase in construction projects throughout the city’s downtown at the start of the new year. The city council heard a report on the various projects planned as a part of the city’s downtown revitalization effort during their Monday meeting. Mayor Curtis Hayes said the city decided to refrain from beginning […]
