Erika Storlie

2020 Year in Review: Around town and on campus

Grace Wu, Assistant Video Editor
January 19, 2021

City manager Erika Storlie. Aldermen debated adopting a resolution at Monday’s city council meeting that would annually pledge $1.9 million in contributions to the City’s general fund reserves, a measure some residents say could increase property taxes.

Council weighs reserve funding resolution residents fear could raise property taxes

Jason Beeferman, Reporter
January 11, 2021

Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center. In 2020, Evanston selected a new city manager.

2020 in Evanston headlines: COVID-19, a new city manager and municipal elections

Jacob Fulton, Design Editor
January 10, 2021

Ald. Cicely Fleming (9th). The city approved a budget with a one percent property tax increase Monday, but Fleming said the city should also draw funding from the University’s $1 million Good Neighbor Racial Equity Fund.

Approved 2021 budget set to raise property taxes by 1 percent

Maia Spoto, Development and Recruitment Editor
November 24, 2020

City Council introduced the final version of the 2021 budget for adoption at the next council meeting on Nov. 23.

City Council introduces 2021 budget for adoption on Nov. 23

Andrew Myers, Reporter
November 10, 2020

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