whig.com
 
Quick Read
Published: 5/19/2008 | Updated: 1/23/2009

THE ISSUE: Some Monroe City officials want counties within its boundaries -- Monroe, Marion and Ralls -- to collect city property taxes. The move would eliminate a city job that has been tied to the city collector's position for decades.

THE PROBLEM: The office of city collector is elected and cannot be eliminated without a vote. Kelly Zeiger was elected in April, but has declined to be sworn in after being told she would not be considered a city employee.



Email:
Password:
 

Most Viewed Stories
» New franchise offers local grocery shopping service
» Businessman Dale T. Kirlin Sr., dies at 93; built company that is now largest independent Hallmark Gold Crown dealer in country
» Woman arrested in Quincy home after sheriff's deputies find items used to manufacture meth
» Woman beaten, robbed after assailants break into home on South 11th
» City releases copy of severance agreement with former Central Services Director Beebe
Most Emailed Stories
» More than 1,600 come through doors during H1N1 clinic at Oakley-Lindsay Center
» Longtime Western School District bus driver puts in last day Friday after more than 50 years on job
» C-130 cargo plane set to do flyover downtown during Quincy veterans parade Saturday
» State comptroller survey understated averages in comparing cities, inflating tax figures for Quincy Public Library
» Area Roundup: Scotland County unable to generate offense in playoff loss to Marceline

Click here to view or buy more photos from local events by Herald-Whig staff Photographers.

Click here for more news and views from Herald-Whig staff writers.