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Collinsville
Chamber of Commerce Jan. 7, 2010 City of Collinsville Had Impressive Year |
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2010 Chamber Officers |
Pres:
Ernie Davis Directors
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City Manager Pam Polk presented City of Collinsville status at the monthly Collinsville Chamber of Commerce luncheon meet.
A small sample of the many charts briefed at the meeting are shown on this page and a few interesting points are selected below:
* No city layoffs anticipated
* Voters approved sales tax to fund city improvements
* Online city bill payment system is under test now (may be ready next month)
* Quick Trip / Sewer extension West expected to spur further development and sales tax revenue
* City successful in gaining grants
* S-Curve utility relocations likely in next 60-90 days & construction withing 12-18 months
* Federal stimulus dollars might speed up 5-lane Highway 20 (out To Hwy 75) which is now on the 8-year plan
* Homeland Security grant paying percentage of 2 firefighters salaries for 4 years
* 72 building permits (50 new homes)
* Cox Cable construction this spring
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