By Associated Press - Friday, February 17, 2017

BAKER CITY, Ore. (AP) - The Baker City Council is back to full strength.

The Baker City Herald reports (https://is.gd/ZU2drx ) Adam Nilsson and Daniel McQuisten were appointed this week to fill the seats vacated by two councilors who resigned because they were moving.

The new councilors joined the holdovers for a meeting that saw the council make an emergency $150,000 transfer to help pay this winter’s big bill for snow and ice removal.



Finance Director Jeanie Dexter said it’s only the second time she’s seen Baker City take such a step. The last time was when the city had to buy a UV filter after cryptosporidium contaminated the city’s water supply in 2013.

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Information from: Baker City Herald, https://www.bakercityherald.com/

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