Harlan City Council Takes Action on Wages and Celebrations
The Harlan City Council has approved a $2 hourly wage increase for wastewater employees and made key amendments affecting local entertainment regulations. Plus, don't miss the street closure for the upcoming homecoming parade—find out how these changes impact you!
The Harlan City Council convened on October 7, addressing vital community issues including wage increases and ordinance amendments.
A significant wage adjustment was approved for wastewater treatment employees, raising their pay by $2.00 per hour to match similar communities, pending union agreement.
The council also amended regulations regarding adult entertainment establishments to clarify their definitions and restrictions.
Additionally, the council sanctioned a street closure for the homecoming parade set for October 10 from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., which will impact local traffic.
Further updates included wage adjustments for two library staff members and approval of job descriptions for the City Clerk and full-time Administrative Assistant. They also accepted the 2025 Annual Tax Increment Financing Indebtedness Certification, detailing community financial obligations.
For more details on these changes and their impact on Harlan, visit the original article here.
