The City of Breckenridge’s Public Works Director, Kegan Burns, submitted his letter of resignation shortly after noon Thursday, June 26.
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After discussing the issue for more than 15 minutes in the City Commission’s June 3 meeting, the commissioners unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance, which updates the City of Breckenridge’s Schedule of Fees.
The Breckenridge City Commission met Tuesday, May 6, and passed changes to the local ordinance regarding recreational vehicles in the city limits and awarded the contract for the trash service, as well as took care of other city business.
After Saturday’s election, the Breckenridge City Commission will have two new commissioners, and the Stephens Memorial Hospital District Board of Trustees will remain the same as it has been.
Today, Tuesday, April 29, is the last day of Early Voting in the Breckenridge City Commission and the Stephens Memorial Hospital District Board of Directors elections.
About 40 people filled the Breckenridge City Commission chambers Wednesday night, April 16, for a special called meeting regarding the future of the local fire station and the 103-year-old building where it is currently housed.
The Breckenridge City Commission will hold a special called meeting beginning at 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 16, to further discuss issues regarding the Breckenridge fire station.
The Breckenridge City Commission has two places up for election this year, and the candidates for those positions have answered the Breckenridge Texan’s Candidate Questionnaire about their qualifications and ideas for the City.
In a discussion that lasted almost an hour and a half Tuesday night, April 1, the Breckenridge City Commission heard from several City employees and local citizens regarding the future of the Breckenridge fire station.
When the Breckenridge City Commission meets Tuesday night, April 1, they will be holding their first meeting in the newly refurbished and expanded City Commission Chambers at City Hall.
