By Brandon Peoples|2025-06-12T07:31:18-05:00June 12th, 2025|Categories: Local News, Manhattan|Tags: Frontier Development RHID, Kansas Department of Commerce RHID, Little Kitten Avenue duplexes, Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce, Manhattan Kansas housing, RHID housing project, Riley County Commission, Riley County economic development, USD 383 housing vote, workforce housing veto|Comments Off on Manhattan Chamber of Commerce urges Riley County to support RHID proposal
By Chris Swick|2025-02-13T16:15:05-06:00February 13th, 2025|Categories: Local News|Tags: 2025 Riley County, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce, Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID), Riley County Commission|Comments Off on Chamber of Commerce asks county to slow down RHID policies
By Paul Parker|2024-12-12T14:15:46-06:00December 12th, 2024|Categories: Local News|Tags: Affordable housing policy, City ordinance approval, County budget and planning committee, Developer incentives, Economic and financial considerations, Housing affordability guidelines, Housing development incentives, Kansas housing incentives, Local government housing policy, Property tax increment financing, Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID), Residential property appraisal, Residential TIF district, Riley County affordable housing, Riley County Commission, USD 383 veto power|Comments Off on Riley County considers policy for incentivizing ‘affordable’ housing
By Paul Parker|2024-12-12T14:15:46-06:00December 12th, 2024|Categories: Local News|Tags: Affordable housing policy, City ordinance approval, County budget and planning committee, Developer incentives, Economic and financial considerations, Housing affordability guidelines, Housing development incentives, Kansas housing incentives, Local government housing policy, Property tax increment financing, Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID), Residential property appraisal, Residential TIF district, Riley County affordable housing, Riley County Commission, USD 383 veto power|Comments Off on Riley County considers policy for incentivizing ‘affordable’ housing
By KMAN Staff|2024-12-10T07:41:05-06:00December 10th, 2024|Categories: Local News|Tags: $9 million budget transfer, 1998 International wildland pumper, Capital Improvement Fund, Capital outlay funding, Emergency management funding, Fire department equipment replacement, Fire department funding, Fire pump replacement, Fire truck funding, Fire truck replacement, John Ford Riley County, Riley County budget amendment, Riley County Commission, Riley County emergency management, Riley County fire truck purchase, Riley County infrastructure, Riley County public works, Russel Stukey, Wildland pumper purchase|Comments Off on Riley County fire department to purchase a new truck as its fleet ages