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Council Plans Temporary Layoffs For City Employees
At their upcoming regular Council work session on June 1st, Geneva City Council will vote on two resolutions that will result in an estimated 6-10 …
City Government
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Geneva Believer Show Episode 5 – Reader Questions, Mayor’s Easter Outburst
The Geneva Believer Show returns after a long hiatus with a new episode featuring questions from readers, the Mayor’s Easter Sunday outburst, and more. Listen …
Geneva Police
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Does Geneva Have Too Many Police Officers?
The City of Geneva Police Department employs a total of 34 sworn officers, in a city of slightly more than 13,000 residents. Around 100 miles …
Geneva Foundry
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City Spends $800K Fighting Foundry Victims In Court, DEC Pays The Bill
From November 2016 to August 2019, the City of Geneva paid over $799,000 to a Syracuse-based law firm to fight against city residents in court …
Ward 6
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Ward 6 Gets A Councilor: Hollenbeck Appointed To Seat
After 132 days without representation, Ward 6 has a City Councilor. By unanimous vote, City Council appointed Democrat Dana Hollenbeck to the seat that has …
Community Compact
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Compact Update: Gramling Announces “Civilian Oversight And Community-Building Program”
If the Compact’s primary goal is “relationship building,” then why are they involved in implementing a civilian review program, complaint process improvements, and other police …
Ethics
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City Council Slashes Anti-Poverty And Neighborhood Funding For 2019
City Council used their final 2019 budget session to make dramatic, last-second cuts to the city’s anti-poverty effort, the Economic Opportunity Task Force, and the …
