Webster Groves School District

Groves.

The Webster Groves City Council on March 1 heard the “very preliminary takeaways” of how citizens would best like to spend the federal government’s $4.6 allotment. Leading items in each category as selected by the public were:

• Fund a utility tax rebate for lowincome seniors;

• Fund a home repair program;

• Create a small business microgrant program;

• Create and fund a program for improved bicycle traffic;

• Fiscal sustainability — restoration of revenue.

Assistant City Manager and Director of Finance and Administration Eric Peterson commended the community for its input, describing the participation

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