State of the CityMayor Steve Williams delivered his 2019 State of the City Address and submitted his proposed FY 2020 budget to City Council members on Friday, Feb. 15. Click here for more

Open To AllThe City of Huntington’s Open to All campaign reached a major milestone Wednesday, Feb. 6, in its ongoing effort to promote the community’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. Click here for more

Mini Grants in West HuntingtonResidents, civic groups and business owners in West Huntington are invited to submit Love Your Block mini-grant applications of up to $1,500 each to help transform their neighborhoods with the support of city departments. Click here for more

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During his State of the City Address yesterday, Mayor Steve Williams discussed the fact that $2.3 million will be spent on paving projects this calendar year. Since 2013, the city has spent nearly $7.4 million on paving. With that funding, 35.7 miles of roads have been paved. Since the city’s sidewalk replacement program (property owners pay for materials, the city provides the labor at no cost) launched in 2016, there have been 109 new sidewalk projects totaling 1.35 miles. Property owners have invested $61,142 in the program. The mayor is proposing to allocate another $100,000 for the program in fiscal year 2020.

@megosborneHD Although, sometimes it wishes it could be that snarky.