|
Council Meeting
February 19, 2014
7:00 pm @ Council Chambers
|
|
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."
|
Do your part to help conserve water during our extended drought. Limit lawn watering to once a week in the winter. Refrain from washing cars, driveway, or sidewalks. There are a number of ways to help conserve. |
|
|
New Firefighter/Paramedic Christopher Bailey and Paid Call Firefighter Curtis Rusko were both recognized by the City Council at the February 5 meeting. The two took part in a badge pinning ceremony, which formally recognizes their new positions.
In addition, Fire Chief Tim Ray was recognized for becoming a Certified Chief Officer, the highest designation a Fire Chief can receive in California. Tim becomes the first Kingsburg Chief to receive such distinction.
Congratulations to all for their hard work and continued success with KFD.
|
The 2013 City Launching Pad winner, Mitt I Dalen, is getting their business up and running! You can help them be successful in their first venture as they work to open up a store in Kingsburg. A shopping party, hosted by Ramos Torres Winery, will offer shoppers the chance to buy art, home decor, candles, quilts and more.
- Friday, February 7; 12-6pm
- Saturday, February 8; 12-6pm
- Sunday, February 9; 12-6pm
Visitors are also asked to bring their own wine glass should they wish to taste award winning Ramos Torres wine!
|
|
A reminder that City utility payments are due on the 19th of each month. Did you know that you can pay your utility bill online? Pay your bill right from the comfort of your own home, while browsing the rest of the City's website for useful info.
City Hall offices will be closed on Monday, February 10, and Monday, February 17. Offices will reopen on the following day at 8am.
|
 The Kingsburg Police Department is now accepting applications for qualified applicants for position of police officer. The first review date is February 21st, 2014 at 5pm.
Interested parties can view a position description, salary information and application by visiting the City's website.
|
The City Council approved a request by the Fresno County Rural Transit Agency (RTA) to move dispatching to a centralized location in the City of Fresno. The move helps improve the RTA's ability to better serve customers by improving route efficiency with computer aided dispatching services.
While an employee will no longer be stationed at City Hall, residents can still stop in to utilize a dedicated phone to contact the RTA for a ride. The full transition will be implemented in phases over the next few weeks. Riders are encouraged to call the toll free 800-325-7433 to schedule pickup service.
|
|
|
