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The Peoria City Council is putting off any decisions on short-term rental regulation changes to the new year.
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After weeks of meetings and discussion, the Peoria City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to approve the city's $324 million biennial budget for 2024 and 2025.
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Revenues are down and expenses are up in the city of Peoria's proposed 2024-25 spending plan.
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Peoria Civic Center general manager Rik Edgar says the city-owned venue had its best year since renovations were completed in 2007, with a record adjusted growth income of $7.1 million.
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The Peoria City Council will spend up to $680,000 on 72 new downtown wayfinding signs. They're aimed at helping people locate landmarks and navigate the downtown area.
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The City of Peoria will provide $20 million for needed capital improvements at the Peoria Civic Center, with a new ice plant at Carver Arena among the items on the project list.
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Some Medina Township residents are opposed to an annexation agreement that will come before the Peoria City Council during Tuesday’s meeting.
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Demario Boone says he would bring a unique perspective to the Peoria City Council as a product of the South Side who has worked for Peoria Public Schools and the police department.
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As 2022 enters its final weeks, Peoria Mayor Rita Ali believes ongoing road improvements, efforts to cut down on violent crime, and investments in neighborhoods will make Peoria a safer and stronger community. In her latest monthly conversation with WCBU, Ali discusses a range of issues and details a grant application recently submitted to advance the passenger rail project.
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Two Peoria city council incumbents won't run for another four-year term next year.