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Harvey approves redevelopment agreement with LLC associated with attorney saddled with complaints over real estate litigation

Turlington Homes will redevelop 10 city-owned properties along 151st St. and Turlington Ave., with sale prices ranging from $168,000 to $248,000.

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Harvey to lay off 10 percent of municipal workforce next month

Service disruptions are expected across multiple departments, with the exception of police and fire, according to a news release.

State lawmakers file circuit breaker-style property tax relief bill for homeowners

If passed, the Circuit Breaker Property Tax Relief Act would provide credits to homeowners who have seen 25 percent increases or more in their bills.

“Circuit breaker” program aims to provide tax relief for property owners

Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi is urging state lawmakers to fund a $200 million program to help taxpayers who’ve experienced spikes of 25 percent or more in their bills.

Harvey residents allowed to use credit cards to make municipal payments

“This ordinance allows us to provide payers with the flexibility to use their preferred payment method—whether it’s a check, cash, debit card, or credit card,” Mayor Chris Clark said. The city comptroller’s own credit card, however, took center stage.

Local nonprofit awarded $100,000 to aid work rehabbing Harvey’s abandoned homes

Nicor Gas' nonprofit arm Northern Illinois Community Initiatives presented funds as part of a push toward racial equality and urban development.

‘Another eyesore’: Harvey economic development committee takes up community hubs project status

Alderpersons sought to resume planning and development of the city’s community hubs and police substation project after more than a year of stalled construction.

Finance committee seeks explanation for purchases made by Harvey Comptroller Louis Williams

The city occasionally uses Williams' personal credit card for municipal purchases, which he is later reimbursed for.

The effort to pull back the veil of business development in Harvey

A new effort to open a full-scale grocer reinforced residents' concerns there's not much public input into city business.

Place-based effort to build stronger communities expanding to Harvey with help from ‘community quarterbacks’

The forthcoming Transforming Places Harvey Neighborhood Network will be a three-year effort to identify needs, build, and implement solutions for a thriving Harvey. Backed by funding from a major Chicago-based nonprofit, two trusted Harvey community organizations are launching a resident-led steering committee to help.

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