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The city's guideline for the next 20 years focuses on five primary themes: growth and development, housing, transportation and connectivity, recreation and tourism, and plan implementation.
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The City of East Peoria is keeping its property tax levy amount unchanged, representing a slight drop in the tax rate, for the next fiscal year.
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The emergency alert system used by the City of East Peoria recently experienced a breach that exposed its users’ personal information and data.
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East Peoria is looking to crack down on hotel and motel operators that aren’t up to date in paying city taxes.
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Construction of East Peoria’s new $21.6 million police department building is on schedule to finish next summer.
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East Peoria Community Foundation President Sue Portscheller joined a host of other community and civic leaders for a soft opening and ribbon cutting at Levee Park.
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Owners of The Putt Club intend to significantly remodel the inside entertainment area, in response to high demand during bad weather and cold seasons.
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East Peoria city leaders are making progress on developing and adopting a long-range comprehensive plan. The city council held a 30-minute work session on the 2045 comprehensive plan immediately before Tuesday’s regularly scheduled meeting.
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The East Peoria City Council has approved more than $300,000 in water treatment-related expenses required by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, but with some apprehension.
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East Peoria residents looking to check their heart health can now test their blood pressure through the Fondulac District Library.