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7:07AM MDT Jim Kouri, Law enforcement columnist and 5th vice president of the National Association of the Chiefs of Police, and regular guest with Dave Chaffin on The Morning Zone. Today, jim will discuss his
Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says he still wants to include a 2.25 percent employee raise when the fiscal year 2014 budget takes effect on July 1.
The Cheyenne City Council Committee of the Whole voted earlier this week to place the money the mayor wants to use for raises in an escrow account until an employee investment study which is already underway can be completed
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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says the latest in a series of severe spring snowstorms which hit Cheyenne this week has set back work on a variety of city projects.
The mayor says the storm which hit Tuesday night and Wednesday morning halted work on the East and West Pershing Reconstruction projects, The Converse/Pershing/19th street /Roundabout Project, some Board of Public Utilities work and even gardening projects in city parks and similar areas
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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says the city has an agreement in principle with the owners of the former Hollywood Video in Cheyenne, and is closing on a final agreement for the property.
The city wants the property for the Converse/Pershing/19th street roundabout project, and Kaysen says the city has an agreement with the property owners to begin construction work associated with that project on the property, and says the city is also working on easements associated with the project
Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says that while talks continue between the city and a Kansas company about a possible purchase by the city of the 2/3 of the property it doesn't currently own, officials are looking to mitigate the visual impact of the empty property with a new, more decorative fence
Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says it looks like the city budget for fiscal year 2014, and for that matter the next few years, will remain tight.
Kaysen says he has met with city department heads, as well as support agencies like the animal shelter and the city-county health department to get their funding requests for the new fiscal year which begins on July 1
