The purpose of the Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (CSAP) is to monitor and review regional crash data, assist in developing federally required transportation safety performance measures and promote ongoing dialogue and outreach on roadway safety.
Author Archive for Terry Bibo
The Watch: Peoria Public Schools approves contracts for its two new supers
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The Watch: Peoria Public Schools takes over Central Park Pool
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The Watch: Peoria County Board finesses fees
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The Watch: Board of Elections planning for primaries
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Early voting for March 17 primary begins Feb. 5; requests for vote by mail for the primary open Feb. 2
The Watch: City Council slices and dices through budget motions
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City makes arrangements with IDOT for snow plowing; accepts a grant for $2 million to construct the new Salvation Army men’s shelter
The Watch: Civic Center reveals $8M in revenue; Dunlap 323 dealing with $3M shortfall
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The Watch: Building and budgeting for more building in the future
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Sanitary District trustees accept $661K bid from Hoerr Construction for sewer cleaning and inspection; Aircport Authority coordinating with Ameren to prepare for upgrades; plus updates for County Board, City Council and Dunlap school district.
League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria observers attend and report on local government meetings
The Watch: City Council takes next steps to build Riverfront amphitheater
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Proposal for donation of $11 million from Hengst Foundation is for an outdoor venue with seating for 5,000 to ‘promote the arts and enhance quality of life, consistent with goals of city’

