Harlan City Council Approves Key Initiatives and Budget
The Harlan City Council’s latest meeting brought significant changes, highlighting the JJ Jensen Lighting Project for park upgrades and finalizing the budget until 2026. Residents can also look forward to community street art and Arbor Day celebrations. Discover all the details!
The Harlan City Council recently approved several important initiatives during their latest meeting. A major highlight is the engagement with MUSCO for the JJ Jensen Lighting Project, aimed at enhancing park facilities.
Additionally, the council finalized the annual budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which ends on June 30, 2026, and received no public comments during the hearing.
Significant changes were also made to the city’s employee handbook, including the modification of compensatory time usage policies. The council approved new real estate purchase requirements and a bid form, ensuring transparency in future transactions.
In community news, street closures will occur on May 12th for the Shelby County Wellness Alliance to paint crosswalk art at two intersections in Harlan. Furthermore, Mayor declared April 25th as Arbor Day, highlighting the city's commitment to environmental awareness.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed about these developments and participate in upcoming events. For more details on these council decisions, visit the original article.
