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Bob Kellar

    City Council Scheduled To Approve Budget

    The City Council will conduct the public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2013-2014 Annual Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Program, and schedule the budget for adoption at the June 25 meeting.

    Santa Clarita Retail Is Looking Up According To 2013 Retail Survey

    Santa Clarita was recently recognized by the 2013 California Retail Survey, which ranked the city no. 38 among the “Top 50 California Billion Dollar Retail Markets.” The city saw a 7.2 percent increase in sales tax revenue between 2011 and 2012.

    Santa Clarita Mayor To Host Town Hall In Saugus

    Santa Clarita Mayor Bob Kellar is hosting a town hall meeting Tuesday in Saugus

    Santa Clarita Questions Chloride Limit; Sanitation District Releases Plans

    Santa Clarita officials question state's chloride limits; Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District officials release plans for water treatment in the Santa Clarita Valley

    Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District Looks At Chloride Solution

    Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District officials are hosting a series of meetings on the chloride levels in SCV's water supply

    Roundabout Project Planned For Old Town Newhall

    A new traffic pattern is in the works for Old Town Newhall. In an effort to streamline traffic and make the area more pedestrian friendly, traffic lights at the Newhall Avenue, Market Street and 5th Street intersection will be replaced by a roundabout.

    Special Parks & Rec Program Focuses On Special-Needs Kids

    NEWS RELEASE
     The City of Santa Clarita’s Inclusion Program was awarded an $8,000 grant and selected as one of 85 nationwide recreational programs in 34 states to partner with the National Inclusion Project to implement, “Let’s ALL Play—Inclusion in Recreational Programs.”

    This is the third year the City has participated in this program providing children with special needs an enjoyable summer camp experience in a friendly and inclusive setting.

    Santa Clarita City Council Protests Additional Half Million Dollar Tax

    The Santa Clarita Valley City Council wants those against a potential half a million dollar tax on the city to attend the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday.

    The City Council voted unanimously against the Clean Water, Clean Beaches Measure proposed by the Los Angeles County Flood Control District during their last meeting.

    The measure would cost Santa Clarita about $461,000, on top of a similar tax we already pay.