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Humane Society pauses intakes of dogs, cats (opens the original)
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The Chautauqua County Humane Society has paused all intakes of dogs and cats for the time being, following intakes of both puppies and cats that are filling available space and also fighting contagious diseases. The Humane Society announced that they were pausing intakes on Tuesday afternoon on Facebook, and in speaking with the Post-Journal, executive director Jane Babinsky said the shelter is currently facing limited space with the need for both two litters of puppies and 33 cats that were rec
Council approves IT purchases with 2026 contingency funds (opens the original)
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Information technology purchases for multiple city departments have been approved by the City Council in a pre-emptive move to lessen spending in the upcoming 2027 budget proposal. The total cost for the purchases is $40,578. Purchases to be made are as follows: an Epson DS-900WN document scanner for the City Comptroller's office, a passport system for the City Clerk's office, a computer in the City Clerk's office, a computer in the Corporation Counsel's office, a computer for DPW director Mark
Planning Commission hears housing presentation (opens the original)
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With no projects to approve during its most recent meeting, the city Planning Commission heard more about housing and long-term planning efforts from city Development Department officials. Deputy Development Director Kasie Foulk presented to the commission, beginning with city demographics. "Our poverty rate is quite high at 25%," Foulk said. "Our median household income is $43,000, which hovers around the 80% AMI rate, so when we're looking at HUD and New York State housing grants when they go
Council hears request to create BPU Digital Infrastructure Division (opens the original)
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The Jamestown Board of Public Utilities is looking to create a sixth division in connection to their fiber project. BPU General Manager Kris Sellstrom came to the latest city council work session to discuss ongoing work on the project with the council, and the wish to create the new Digital Infrastructure Division. "We're probably going to have a request for you all to look at a local law to establish the Digital Infrastructure Division for the BPU," Sellstrom said. "We're calling it the Digital
IT purchases, new BPU division on council agenda (opens the original)
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Two items are up for council approval tonight under new business, IT purchases from multiple departments, and the creation of a new division for the Board of Public Utilities. BPU General Manager, Kris Sellstrom, spoke with the council last week during their work session on the BPU looking to create a Digital Services and Infrastructure Division, in connection to the ongoing fiber project. The division would operate similarly to the other five BPU divisions, and allow for a division for BPU empl
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