Redlands News: November 15, 2024
Tennessee Street warehouse heads to City Council, Local teacher seeks votes to win $40k in library remodel, and Redlands student-athletes sign
What's happening in local government, including the latest news from City Council and Planning Commission meetings.
City officials explore options to limit future warehouse development amid concerns over environmental impact.
Commissioners plan to discuss potential amendments to regulations approved by City Council in 2022
A look at the Redlands City Council and School Board unofficial election results and local voter turnout
The Planning Commission, Traffic and Parking Commission, Library Board, Cultural Arts Commission and Historic and Scenic Preservation Commission are seeking applicants.
City Council votes unanimously to replace aging technology and enhance crime prevention efforts.
City Council votes to continue software maintenance for critical financial and HR functions
City officials support Proposition 4, a measure on the November ballot that could bring funding to the city.
City reallocates $1.2 million from pandemic response fund to aid families in need
Compromise between residents and businesses establishes one-hour and two-hour zones
Residents invited to shape new strategies for meeting stricter state emission guidelines by 2050
The project will bring more affordable units to Redlands, however funding concerns were voiced during the public hearing.
The proposed development is seeking a $1.5 million loan for low-income units
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