Despite recent concerns of the Monmouth City Council on experiencing a shortfall in funding police and fire pensions, the $1 million Council levied for each fund will meet the funding and not require any additional funds or fees, explains Mayor Rod Davies:
The Total Tax Levy for 2023, which will be collected in 2024 for the City of Monmouth, is just over $2.7 million.
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With the spring season here, the potential risk of severe storms greatly increases, especially in the Midwest. Warren County Sheriff Martin Edwards reminds of the dangers of downed power lines:
On Friday, April 4th, the Recharge Teen Center is partnering with the Communications Class at Monmouth College, taught by Lori Kramer, to host their Quarter Auction Fundraiser at Meks on
Incumbent Galesburg Mayor Peter Schwartzman defeated challenger and a former mayor of Galesburg John Pritchard in Tuesday’s consolidated election. In a close race, Schwartzman received over 53 percent of the
Four more years. That’s what the majority of voters in Monmouth decided on Tuesday’s Consolidated Election in Warren County. In a hot contested race for mayor, Incumbent Rod Davies defeated
The Monmouth-Roseville Community Unit School District 238 consists of seven members serving four-year terms. Four seats were up for election in Tuesdays consolidated election. Three incumbents Kira Schumm, P.J. Brooks
The Monmouth-Roseville and the United School District will now be able to hire resource officers and mental health professionals.There were 3 proposition questions on the consolidated election ballot facing voters
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