Sidney Holds Special Meeting To Re-Approve Budget

November 29, 2024 at 6:58 p.m.
By Madison Hart, InkFreeNews

SIDNEY — The Sidney Town Council held a special meeting to re-approve its 2025 budget on Wednesday.
Council reconvened due to technical issues that required handwritten corrections on the previous signed budget. The substance of the approved budget remained the same.
In other business, Council announced the Dec. 9 meeting is canceled.





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SIDNEY — The Sidney Town Council held a special meeting to re-approve its 2025 budget on Wednesday.
Council reconvened due to technical issues that required handwritten corrections on the previous signed budget. The substance of the approved budget remained the same.
In other business, Council announced the Dec. 9 meeting is canceled.




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