University Heights makes two more hires for next year’s police-fire station construction project
University Heights City Council voted on Sept. 8 to hire a bond counsel and financial adviser. These are the final two hires necessary before the city goes to voters in May asking for a tax renewal. Approval of the renewal would lead, in May, to the start of construction on a new police station.
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