October 31, 2006 – 9:39 am
Today’s Excellence Behind The Scenes person is Katharine Caliri. Katharine is an Accountant, and a darned good one. That’s Katharine in the photos above (or to the left) in her natural work habitat: reviewing paper documents, working on electronic spreadsheets, helping her Finance Division co-worker Barb Baer, and participating in a meeting with her co-workers [...]
October 30, 2006 – 11:43 am
I composed a week long series last year for my blog that I called Excellence Behind The Scenes to highlight some of the truly excellent people who work for the City of Eden Prairie that our residents will probably never meet. These employees work behind the scenes to support the work of our more [...]
October 17, 2006 – 9:01 am
The Mayor got a wonderful letter about one of our Facilities Division employees, Mr. Shaun Sullivan. That’s a photo of Shaun to the left. I have included a PDF copy of the letter in today’s posting. Take a minute to click on it and read it. I’ve taken the name off the letter to preserve [...]
October 12, 2006 – 4:58 am
It may not look like it, but that’s environmental protection equipment in the photo to the left. What is it? It’s the electrical and alarm panel for a new sewer ejector pump at the City’s Outdoor Center adjacent to Staring Lake.
After many years of discussion and planning the ejector pump is now operating at the [...]
October 6, 2006 – 5:19 am
My staff and I have been working on some statistical analysis of the City’s property tax policies and practices over the past four years. The City’s has taken a couple of metaphorical punches lately that our property taxing behavior has been out of the mainstream. Well, when I want to determine if anything is out [...]
October 3, 2006 – 11:53 am
A few weeks ago I wrote about the hypothetical tax burden for a $414,000 home in a selected number of Hennepin County cities. I got some good feedback from that posting. One of the replies I received asked what the tax burden would be if the hypothetical property were a business rather than a home. [...]