Tabke
SHAKOPEE
Mayor lobbies for transit tax for Scott
Shakopee Mayor Brad Tabke has stepped up his campaign to bring Scott County into the metro area’s sales tax scheme for transit.
Armed with his City Council’s support, Tabke has posted a video explaining his reasons and added a pair of videos of metro mayors addressing the issue at a news conference.
“We need to make this happen,” he says, while conceding that “the details of who will levy the tax and how it will be utilized are yet to be sorted out” — the problem that is keeping Scott County from declaring itself so far.
Dakota County joined the quarter-cent tax from the start.
The material can be found online at www.startribune.com/a2095.
City hiring for summer rec jobs
Shakopee is hiring for seasonal and part-time recreational jobs.
Seasonal jobs include summer work in parks and rec, while part-time openings include personal trainers, group fitness instructors and water safety teachers.
Specific information has been posted online at www.ci.shakopee.mn.us/employ ment.cfm.
People who are interested may also call the city’s Human Resources Department at 952-233-9320.
SAVAGE
Sign-up for softball, kickball leagues
Residents and nonresidents interested in softball or kickball leagues in Savage this spring and summer may sign up during March and April.
Softball registration for residents ended last Friday, but nonresidents my apply until March 15. Games start at the end of April.
Kickball registration runs March 18 through April 5, with games on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
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