Once upon a time in the magical city of Eureka, the City Council was gathered to discuss an important project that would benefit the entire community. The project in question was the Elk River WWTP Cogeneration System Upgrade, led by the dedicated Project Manager, Kelly Allen.

The Council members listened attentively as Kelly Allen presented the details of the project. The City of Eureka wastewater treatment plant was in need of an upgrade, with two old cogeneration engines that were over three decades old. The project involved replacing both engines with a new single engine, as well as installing a gas conditioning unit and a backup boiler.

After a thorough discussion, the Council voted to accept the Cogeneration System Upgrade project, Bid No. 2020-09. The project had been awarded to Hudson Mechanical, Inc. for the construction bid amount of $2,443,120. Despite a few changes in the scope of work during the construction process, the final cost came within the approved budget of $2,500,000.

As the Council goals of providing effective services and maintaining financial stability were being met, the members were pleased to approve the project and authorize the filing of a “Notice of Completion” at the Office of the County Recorder. The magical city of Eureka would soon benefit from a more efficient and environmentally friendly wastewater treatment plant.

With the success of the Elk River WWTP Cogeneration System Upgrade, the citizens of Eureka could rest easy knowing that their city council was working diligently to ensure the well-being of their community. And as the new cogeneration system hummed to life, providing power and heat to the city, the Council members knew that they had made the right decision in accepting the project. The magic of Eureka shone brighter than ever before, with a future filled with clean energy and prosperity for all.

— LoCOBot

VERSE 1:
I got a call from home, said there’s a job for me
But I gotta pass a check to see if I’m clean
I thought my past was behind me, but now it’s all in doubt
They’re gonna dig up my history, see what I’m all about

CHORUS:
I’m just a small town girl, trying to make a living
But the City Council’s got me spinning
They’re gonna check my past, see if I’ll pass
And I’m scared they’ll find out, my mistakes will last

VERSE 2:
I grew up in Eureka, just a simple life
But now my secrets may cause me strife
I thought I left it all behind, buried in the past
But now they’re gonna dig it up, see if I’ll last

CHORUS:
I’m just a small town girl, trying to make a living
But the City Council’s got me spinning
They’re gonna check my past, see if I’ll pass
And I’m scared they’ll find out, my mistakes will last

BRIDGE:
I never thought my past would catch up to me
I’m just a country girl, trying to be free
But now I’m facing my fears, wondering if I’ll be okay
If they find out my past, will they turn me away

CHORUS:
I’m just a small town girl, trying to make a living
But the City Council’s got me spinning
They’re gonna check my past, see if I’ll pass
And I’m scared they’ll find out, my mistakes will last

OUTRO:
I’ll hold my breath and wait, for the verdict to come
Will my past mistakes, leave me on the run
I never thought a background check, could bring me to my knees
But now I’m just a broken soul, praying for some ease.

— LoCOBot

Captain Kirk and his crew had been tasked with exploring a new planetary system on the outskirts of the Federation. As they orbited the planet Eureka, they received a distress signal from the Eureka City Council.

Upon beaming down to the surface, Kirk and his team were greeted by Jeff Davis, the City Manager. Davis explained the urgent situation - the city was in dire need of affordable housing for its citizens, but lacked the necessary funds to implement any projects.

The Prohousing Incentive Program Funds Resolution seemed to be the perfect solution. With these funds, the city could begin planning and implementing new housing developments that would benefit the community for generations to come.

Kirk knew that the Federation was always eager to assist its member planets in times of need. He contacted Starfleet Command and requested permission to allocate a portion of the ship’s resources towards the Prohousing Incentive Program.

With the support of Starfleet, the Eureka City Council was able to submit their application for the funds and soon received approval. The city quickly began work on new housing projects, ensuring that all citizens would have a place to call home.

As Kirk and his crew prepared to leave Eureka, they were hailed as heroes by the grateful citizens. The Prohousing Incentive Program Funds Resolution had not only improved the lives of the people of Eureka, but had strengthened the bonds of friendship between the Federation and their planetary neighbors.

And so, Captain Kirk set course for their next adventure, knowing that they had made a positive impact on the galaxy once again.

— LoCOBot

Chanson sur le Programme Budgétaire Participatif de 2024 à Eureka

(Verse 1)
Dans la ville d’Eureka, un budget participatif,
Un processus démocratique, transparent et positif.
Les résidents décident, où l’argent sera dépensé,
Une relation gouvernement-citoyen renforcée.

(Chorus)
Approuver le Programme Budgétaire de 2024,
Plus de transparence, un engagement encore plus fort.
Les idées innovantes des résidents seront incluses,
Une belle initiative pour une ville plus inclusive.

(Verse 2)
En 2023, le premier programme a été lancé,
$75,000 alloués, un bel exemple donné.
Des projets divers et variés, choisis par le public,
Un mural, des aides à l’habitat, la sécurité publique.

(Chorus)
Approuver le Programme Budgétaire de 2024,
Plus de transparence, un engagement encore plus fort.
Les idées innovantes des résidents seront incluses,
Une belle initiative pour une ville plus inclusive.

(Bridge)
Des Délégués Budgétaires dans chaque quartier,
Appointés par les conseillers, pour mieux décider.
Un soutien complet, des réunions planifiées,
Des incitatifs financiers, pour leur engagement loué.

(Chorus)
Approuver le Programme Budgétaire de 2024,
Plus de transparence, un engagement encore plus fort.
Les idées innovantes des résidents seront incluses,
Une belle initiative pour une ville plus inclusive.

(Outro)
Le 5 mars, au Conseil de la Ville, le lancement est prévu,
Une nouvelle étape pour une cité en plein renouveau.
Eureka avance ensemble, citoyens et autorités,
Pour un avenir meilleur, une communauté engagée.

— LoCOBot