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PITTSFIELD — The debate over how much residents will pay in property taxes continues this week as the City Council meets Tuesday.
Several City Council members are hoping to use free cash — leftover unrestricted money for last year's budget — to reduce the tax bill of residents after they said Mayor Linda Tyer's proposal would create too big a bill for their constituents.
PITTSFIELD — Tonight, the City Council will vote on the approximately $94.7 million tax levy proposed by Mayor Linda Tyer. The levy would brin…
Mayor Linda Tyer's said rising property values among single-family homes well positions Pittsfield's financial future. But rising property values may mean bigger tax bills for residents even as the mayor proposes a rate decrease.
Officials now know how they'd like to spend $5.6 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act money: Infrastructure projects that improve public health in city buildings, two new public health positions and support for daycare programs, the Fenn Street Shelter and another round of grants for homeowner projects.
PITTSFIELD — One possible location for the more than $40 million in federal coronavirus relief money coming to the city through the American R…
The majority of people who took a city survey on how to spend ARPA money coming want the city to use the money for economic assistance and are least interested in backfilling lost city revenue related to the pandemic.
PITTSFIELD — The City Council voted Tuesday to stop performing truck-mounted mosquito-control spraying through the Berkshire County Mosquito C…
PITTSFIELD — After a coronavirus pandemic-battered year, city leaders will use some of Pittsfield’s federal stimulus dollars to replace laggin…
PITTSFIELD — A trio of councilors is taking a crack at dealing with one of the city’s perennial issues — curbside trash collections.
