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From The University Star, Texas Scorecard and Williamson County Sun, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
The University Star8 hours ago
City Council approved transfer of land, rezoning residential development, on The University StarAt its Oct. 7 meeting, the San Marcos City Council approved the transfer of city-owned land to Austin Habitat for Humanity and annexation and rezoning requests for residential development. The council members unanimously voted for the approval of the transfer the city-owned property located at 611 W. Martin Luther King Drive to Austin Habitat for...
Texas ScorecardNov. 2
Pflugerville City Council Passes Policy To Promote Public Privacy, on Texas ScorecardThe policy provides safeguards for city data, including restricting surveillance and adding a resident commission to review proposed technology.
Williamson County SunNov. 2
Williamson County adopts 6% hospital fund rate to cover uninsured care, on Williamson County SunWilliamson County commissioners on October 20 adopted a new rule and a 6% tax rate for the Local Provider Participation Fund, a program that uses hospital payments to help fund medical assistance and offset the cost of care for uninsured patients. County Auditor Julie Kiley said that the Local Provider Participation Fund is a tax the county places on hospitals, which the hospitals have requested. The rate was set at 6% of each institutional healthcare provider’s net patient revenue.
In brief
The short notes of Daily Cedar Park’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
CountyWilliamson County commissioners on Oct. 20 adopted a new rule and a 6% tax rate for the Local Provider Participation Fund, which uses hospital payments to help fund medical assistance and offset the cost of care for uninsured patients.
Williamson County commissioners on Oct. 20 adopted a new rule and a 6% tax rate for the Local Provider Participation Fund, which uses hospital payments to help fund medical assistance and offset the cost of care for uninsured patients. County Auditor Julie Kiley said it's a tax the county places on hospitals, which requested it.
News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSource: Williamson County Sun