http://www.kicks96.com/news/4526762993 News from Kicks96 and 930WHON http://www.kicks96.com/news/4526762993#EXPECT TAX STATEMENTS IN JULY (Richmond, IN)--Wayne County property owners can expect their property tax statements in July, that according to Treasurer Linda Corder at Wednesday’s meeting of the Wayne County commissioners. Spring property taxes are normally due on or close to May 10. That date came and went this year, largely because the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance has not yet approved the tax form appearance. That department oversees local government budgeting and property tax assessment. Last year, the spring installment of property taxes was skipped entirely and paid in November. http://www.kicks96.com/news/4526762993#TYLER RESIGNS (Richmond, IN)--A City of Richmond department head is stepping down. Bob Tyler has announced that he will resign as the city’s sanitary district director at the end of next week to take a job in Peoria, Illinois. Tyler cited remediation of the South West Fourth Street flooding problems as one of his primary accomplishments in Richmond. It will likely be at least a couple of months before Tyler’s replacement is named. http://www.kicks96.com/news/4526762993#RCS TO BOOST MARKETING EFFORTS (Richmond, IN)--At Wednesday night’s meeting of the Richmond Community School Board, board members indicated they’d like to see a concerted effort at increasing the system’s marketing. Enrollment has decreased in four of the last five years. Declining enrollment affects state funding. Richmond schools lose $4000 in state support with every student that leaves the system. It’s a trend that board members and superintendent Dr. Allen Bourff hope to reverse through self-promotion. Bourff indicated that he would unveil a more detailed marketing plan at the next board meeting in two weeks.