The Union County Sheriff’s Office reports a woman from Thayer was arrested Sunday morning at her home. 32-year old Jennifer Lane Miller was taken into custody on a Warren County warrant for Harassment in the 1st Degree. Miller was transported to the Adams County Jail to be held for Warren County. She was being held without bond, pending an appearance before a Judge.

A woman from Bedford was arrested Sunday, following a traffic stop in Shenandoah. The Page County Sheriff’s Office reports 30-year old Nicki Eileen Foulkes was taken into custody for Driving while license suspended or revoked. Foulkes was transported to the Page County Jail, posted a bond amounting to a little more than $566, and was released pending future court proceedings.

The Page County Sheriff’s Office reports a man from New Market, 25-year old Josey Roger William Harrison, was arrested Friday on a Taylor County Warrant for Animal Neglect. Harrison was arrested at the Page County Sheriff’s Office. Harrison posted a $300 bond, and was released pending further court proceedings.

Two men were arrested at the Pottawattamie County Jail, on separate Page County warrants, Sunday. Sheriff’s officials says 61-year old Robin Clark Latham, of Omaha, NE, was arrested on two Page County Warrants for Probation Violation. Latham was unable to post the $20,000 bond for both warrants, and was being held in the Page County Jail pending further court proceedings.

And, 31-year old Christopher Lee Gillette, of Council Bluffs, was arrested Sunday on a Page County Warrant for Theft in the 4th Degree. Gillette was unable to post the $1,000 bond, and remains in the Page County Jail, pending further court proceedings.

The Atlantic City Council, Wednesday, is expected to set March 18th at 5:30-p.m., as the date and time for a Public Hearing on the Fiscal Year (FY) 2021 Budget, and Adoption of the Budget. The Budget lists revenue and other incomes sources as just under $15.16-million, and expenditures of $18.02-million, creating a deficit of $2.87-million. The City will have an ending fund balance on June 30, 2020 of $6.7-million, and more than $9.58-million in their beginning fund balance as of July 1st, to carry the deficit. The Budget calls for an estimated Total tax levy rate of $16.56 per $1,000 valuation on regular property, and $3.00/$1,000 on Ag land. The final budget must be submitted to the State by March 31st.

In other business, the City Council will act on setting their March 18th regular meeting as the date for action on a Resolution to Adopt the Proposed FY 2021 10-year CIP (Capital Improvement Plan). And, hold a Public Hearing on a Proposal to enter into a General Obligation (G.O.) [Bond] Refunding Loan Agreement, which – because of lower available interest rates – will provide a cost savings to the City over the next seven-years, of almost $52,953.  The hearing will be followed by action on approving the Resolution.

There will also be a presentation of the final plans and specifications for the Atlantic Animal Shelter Building Addition. You may recall, the Lorene Eppelsheimer Estate gifted the City $135,000 to benefit animals at the Shelter, and the City has committed to constructing an addition. The biggest part of the addition, will allow cats to have their own space away from dogs, and it will allow the addition of more cat cages, proper food storage, and an exam/grooming table for animals. A more efficient water heater is also in the plans. Following the presentation, the Council will act on an Order setting the bid date and public hearing for the project, as April 1st, 5:30-p.m. They will also act on a Resolution calling for bids, with the deadline being at the end of business on March 31st.