Saco city council – The Portland Press Herald

Newly elected Saco councilor hopes to address economic development, housing

Jeffrey Onnen was elected in Ward 4 last week.

Voters in Saco decided on issues like gun control, absentee voting and city government.

After hearing from residents, Saco officials approved a moratorium to help those living in mobile home parks.

As state laws struggle to regulate the increases, the city of Saco is considering a stay in order to help residents.

Joseph Gunn, Ward 3, resigned from the City Council early this week due to a change in living situation that took him out of the ward.

Ryan Pelletier will step in as Saco’s city administrator, replacing John Bohenko, who retired in August.

Hunter Cox began his role as Saco’s human resources director this week.

The search for John Bohenko’s successor is underway.

The budget represents a 9.2% increase. The tax rate is expected to increase 15 cents to $14.20.

The budget represents a 9.2% increase. The tax rate is expected to increase 15 cents to $14.20.