Wednesday, May 2, 2012
The city will leave several positions unfilled in order to attain a balanced budget, City Manager Amy Hamilton wrote in a memo this week.
Keeping several city positions unfilled for the 2013 fiscal year that begins July 1 will enable Richmond Heights to attain a balanced budget, City Manager Amy Hamilton wrote in a memo this week. The jobs that would remain unfilled for a fifth year are one police officer, two firefighter-paramedics and one public works operator. Various part-time staff hours also would not be filled. At the same time, the city would be able to maintain all of the public services currently provided to residents while providing a 3 percent merit pay increase to staff. The budget would cover projected increases in the cost of health care, dental and other forms of insurance. "The City's reserve balances did support municipal services during some challenging …
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Friday, February 24, 2012
A total of three companies submitted development proposals to the City of Richmond Heights, the city's website states.
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Friday, February 24, 2012
Three businesses including Costco and Pace Properties have submitted development proposals for the Hadley Township neighborhood in Richmond Heights, the city stated Friday on its website. Quoting from the city's website: "Copies of each are available for viewing upon request in the deputy city clerk’s office. The city will review the proposals and make a decision by April 16, 2012." To review information about the three proposals and their requested locations within Hadley Township, go to the city's website. Read more about Hadley Township development on Patch:
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
City Manager Amy Hamilton delivered her annual State of the City speech on Wednesday night in Richmond Heights.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
Richmond Heights City Manager Amy Hamilton delivered her 2012 State of the City speech Wednesday to members of the Richmond Heights Chamber of Commerce. It happened at Maggiano's Little Italy, part of The Boulevard-Saint Louis shopping complex. She shared the following PowerPoint presentation from that event. Minor edits have been made for style purposes. More on Patch:
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Monday, January 30, 2012
The organization will hold its next meeting Feb. 8 at Maggiano's Little Italy.
A new Facebook page features updates and information about the Richmond Heights Chamber of Commerce. (See the page by going to Facebook.com/RHChamber.) The Chamber began in October 1984 and holds regular networking events throughout the city. Its next meeting is scheduled for Feb. 8 at Maggiano's Little Italy, part of The Boulevard-Saint Louis shopping area in Richmond Heights. City Manager Amy Hamilton will deliver her State of the City address as part of that event. A presentation about this year's business trends is planned March 14 at The Cheshire. Read more about the Chamber on Patch:
Friday, January 27, 2012
The city's historical society is planning tours and a speaker series for 2013, while others are working on a large celebration paired with monthly events.
One large party, accompanied by a variety of monthly events, will serve as the cornerstone of 100th anniversary celebrations next year in Richmond Heights. Festivities likely would include a parade, carnival rides and music. That consensus came Thursday at The Heights during a centennial brainstorming session that included residents, city staff and elected officials. District 2 City Councilman Mike Jones is leading the effort and moderated the discussion. "We want to do it right," Jones said during his introduction. Historical society and library form partnership Vice President JoEllen Gamp McDonald of the Richmond Heights Historical Society told the audience that she has been coordinating centennial events with library director Jeanette …
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The Heights
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Chief Rick Vilcek began working for the city in 1969, the city reported in its Community Update newsletter.
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Chief Rick Vilcek of the Richmond Heights Police Department will retire in early January after nearly 43 years with the department, the city's Community Update newsletter reported this week. Quoting from the Community Update: "Chief Vilcek began his career with the RHPD in March 1969. His career included assignments in the patrol division, the detective bureau and was a member of the St. Louis Area Major Case Squad." Read the complete article by downloading a PDF of the latest Richmond Heights Community Update.
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Pat Maloney (Wilken)
9:54 pm on Thursday, January 5, 2012
Have a great retirement, Rick.....and bring me a fish now and then.....lol. more ›