No increase for WR millage rate September 16, 2020 Houston Home Journal Warner Robins Mayor and Council announced last week its intention to increase the 2020 property taxes it will levy this year by 0.21 percentage over the rollback millage rate for City of Warner Robins, Houston County residents and 3.44 percentage over the rollback millage rate for City of Warner Robins, Peach County residents.
We remember 9-11 September 14, 2020 Houston Home Journal Friday, September 11 marked the sixth annual ceremony held in remembrance and to honor first responders, on the 19-year anniversary of the events of September 11, 2001. ceremony, which was held at the Museum of Aviation.
WR Development Authority Approves Phase 2-Penrose project September 9, 2020 Houston Home Journal The Development Authority of Warner Robins met last Thursday on whether to move forward with phase 2 of the Penrose Project, but before coming to a vote, some members had concerns and questions of why the authority as a whole was not informed to meet in person.
Warner Robins hosts Smart City summit July 13, 2020 Houston Home Journal Mayor Randy Toms said at the end of the summit that he is not sure what the next step is in moving forward with the Wide Area Network.
Warner Robins Council approves reorganization of departments July 8, 2020 Houston Home Journal Warner Robins Mayor and Council met Monday and approved the creation of a new department as well as reorganization of current departments.
Warner Robins council raises utility rates June 17, 2020 Houston Home Journal Warner Robins Mayor and Council held the second reading of an ordinance-amending chapter 24 of the city code regarding public utilities rates.
WR COUNCIL APPROVES NEW CITY CHARTER June 3, 2020 Houston Home Journalwar Warner Robins Mayor and Council approved, in a 5-2 vote Monday, the new city charter revision.
WR FINANCE COMMITTEE REVIEWS RATES AND FEES June 1, 2020 Houston Home Journal The Warner Robins Finance Committee met Tuesday evening to discuss several matters including possibly adjusting water and wastewater rates and fees as well as sanitation fees.
City Remembers Former City Clerk Clayton Mays May 27, 2020 Macon Telegraph Clayton Paschal Mays passed away at the age of 90. He worked in the computer and healthcare industry for 10 years before becoming the Comptroller of the city of Warner Robins. A year later he was appointed City Clerk and retired in 1999.
Warner Robins Upholds Judge's Decision May 20, 2020 Houston Home Journal Warner Robins Mayor and Council met Monday evening for its second regular scheduled meeting of the month. At the end of the meeting, mayor and council went into a closed session to discuss personnel matters and potential litigation.