Council names a date for the budget vote
Members will vote on the county budget on Thursday 26 November, after the last ward hearings.
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Sample image, made with AIWhat the county council voted on, spent and decided. Council sittings are open to the public at the county hall in Mto Mkuu, and the Times publishes how every ward's councillor voted.
Members will vote on the county budget on Thursday 26 November, after the last ward hearings.
Ward requests add up to a third more than the county expects to receive.
Residents who work weekdays will be able to get permits and letters on Saturday mornings.
Departments defend their spending plans in front of the finance committee for the first time in public.
Forty solar lights will go up between the bus park and Ndovu market.
Ward meetings start next week, and written ideas can be left at any ward office.
Households will pay more for water above the first 6 cubic metres a month.
From the ward meetings to the final vote, here is who decides what the county spends.
The council spent 87 percent of its development budget, most of it on roads and water.
Two wards are split and one new ward is created.
The county hall in Mto Mkuu replaces three rented buildings.
Each ward gets money to spend on projects its residents choose.
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