“The residents of Leon Valley like this program, they favor this program - but they’re not the violators,” she said. That’s because cameras are lined along busy highways that pass through the city, like Texas Highway 16 or Bandera Road. Kuenstler said most citations issued because of red light cameras are given to people passing through Leon Valley. “The Leon Valley City Council is going to implement ordinances that their citizens want and that favor the community of Leon Valley.” “Ninety-four percent of residents favored the red light camera program,” Kuentsler said. Leon Valley City Manager Kelly Kuenstler said residents in the town don’t want to see the cameras taken down. That means Leon Valley could keep their cameras for the next 19 years. The contract began in 2018 and was extended an extra 10 years earlier this year. Leon Valley first passed an ordinance for red light cameras in May 2017. A section of the new law allows for towns to keep their cameras through the ends of their existing contracts with vendors. Greg Abbott signed a measure into law Saturday baning the cameras statewide. Law allows cities to keep them through existing contracts.Leon Valley will keep red light cameras.The Associated Press contributed reporting for this story.LEON VALLEY, Texas - Leon Valley officials said the town will keep its red light cameras, despite a new state law banning them. Steel prices more than quadrupled near the start of the pandemic to near $2,000 per metric ton by the summer of 2021 as supply chains experienced gridlock, a symptom of surging demand for goods and the lack of anticipation of that demand. Soaring prices have helped fuel consolidation in the steel industry this decade. “This means that we are focused on the path forward for our Company that drives the most value for you - our stockholders.”
“Our number one obligation is to uphold our fiduciary duties,” the company wrote in the letter. Steel said it had entered into confidentiality agreements with “numerous” third parties and was beginning to share due diligence information with potential buyers. In a letter to shareholders in late August, U.S. Steel has weighed several buyout offers for the company over the last month.
Steel to work closely with the community and employees to ease these impacts and reopen blast furnace ‘B’ as soon as possible.” Idling blast furnace ‘B’ at Granite City Works-even temporarily-will have a significant impact on its workers and the local economy,” said Sen. It is also a major source of employment throughout the country and in the State of Illinois, where the steel industry supports thousands of jobs. “Steel production is a key component of our nation's economic health. “I believe in the working men and women of Granite City and the importance of their careers to the future of our local and national economy.” And their effort to blame this announcement on the United Auto Workers strike is a shameful attempt to pit working people against one another,” she said. Steel’s decision to idle operations in Granite City and lay off workers is an outrage. Nikki Budzinski, D-Ill, said the layoffs would impact hundreds. The company says it expects the layoffs to last less than six months. The Local 1899 said in a Facebook post that the labor contract calls for both sides to work on a “layoff minimization plan”. It isn’t immediately clear exactly how many employees are affected by the decision. facilities, including at the General Motors plant in Wentzville. The decision Monday comes just days after a UAW strike began against the “Big Three” automakers at three U.S. We do not take these decisions lightly and will continue to monitor and assess market conditions.” “We thank our employees for working to ensure the temporary idling of the furnace will be conducted safely and efficiently. As a result, we have decided to temporarily idle blast furnace ‘B’ at Granite City Works and are reallocating volumes as needed to other domestic facilities to efficiently meet customer demand,” U.S. “Following the announcement of UAW strike actions, we are executing our risk mitigation plan to ensure our melt capacity is balanced with our order book. Steel acknowledged last month that it is weighing buyout offers
The company said it could not predict how long the layoffs would be in effect, but said it currently believes it would last less than six months.The labor contract calls for the company and the Local Steelworkers to work on a layoff minimization plan.“Following the announcement of UAW strike actions, we are executing our risk mitigation plan to ensure our melt capacity is balanced with our order book.
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