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Updated: COVID-19 cases in Piedmont see slight uptick this week
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Piedmont cases had been holding steady at 10 until this week.City
City spends $90,000 to upgrade software to track, manage employee schedules
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Council votes 5-0 to replace the current system, which dates back to the 1990s, with new financial tracking software.City
City budget workshop highlights financial uncertainty wrought by pandemic
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Higher personnel costs and lower revenues mean a shortfall for the 19-20 fiscal year, and make it unlikely City can tackle long needed facilities upgrades.City
Rec Dept announces plan for summer camps
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While many June camps are cancelled, Camp (Almost!) Everything, plus a few others, will be in session; credits to be issued for cancellations.city
City hosts virtual budget work session tomorrow morning
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The public is invited to attend the May 16 meeting and to speak about spending priorities for the city in the coming year.city
Say it ain’t so: Piedmont’s July 4th events are cancelled
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COVID-19 takes aim at the town's legendary community event. What's next?City
Mayor, City Administrator hold virtual Town Hall
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Piedmont's leaders take cues from Alameda County officials and make adjustments to shelter in place restrictions week by week.City
City holds virtual ‘town hall’ meeting Monday, May 11
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The Mayor and City Administrator will discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the community; questions may be submitted in advance.City
