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Busy week for city council
Second hearing on voting districts is set for Thursday
Joe Brannen Statesboro Mayor WEB
Mayor Joe Brannen
Statesboro City Council, Mayor Joe Brannen and interim City Manager Frank Parker will gather today for a work session and regularly-scheduled meeting in City Hall’s second floor council chambers. City officials will come together for a 4:30 p.m. work session to discuss medical benefit packages for city employees during the forthcoming fiscal year, before conducting its final routine meeting of May at 6 p.m. A short list of agenda items appearing before council will include a motion to execute a contract allowing the Bulloch County Board of Elections to conduct city elections, and another to set a public hearing date for the 2012 budget – the proposed hearing date is June 14 at 4 p.m. Tuesday’s sessions will kick-off a busy week for city officials, who will meet four times during the next seven days. Thursday, City Hall will host a public forum to allow Statesboro residents an opportunity to examine and discuss, with councilman, proposed maps for new, reformed council voting districts.
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