City of Adrian

The Adrian Mayor & Council meeting on February 6th, 2024, covered various topics including the adoption of a new city charter, an emergency public safety ordinance, and the appointment of a Mayor Pro Tem. Significant updates were provided on the city's budget, property taxes, and ongoing training for city staff. Departmental reports highlighted police activity, fire department calls, and upcoming community events.

The Adrian Mayor and Council meeting was held on February 17, 2020, at 6:00 pm. Key decisions included accepting minutes from previous meetings, approving reconciliations, and discussing bids for the community center and a city attorney. The council also addressed equipment purchases for maintenance, GPS for patrol cars, and department head reports, ultimately approving Joshua Pennington's resignation and appointing Kyle Strickland as interim chief.

The Adrian Mayor and Council meeting on February 11, 2019, covered various topics including the adoption of the agenda and minutes, public comments regarding buzzards and police response, and the resignation of Council Member Sumner (which was tabled). Significant decisions included selecting Southern Software for the city's computer system, addressing complaints about Evans Disposal, and approving several financial items such as bills, a new printer, and a pay raise for Deputy Clerk Owen. The meeting also involved discussions about upcoming projects, vacant positions, and a property issue.

The Adrian Mayor and Council meeting on September 14, 2020, covered various topics including a computer update for remote work, an election update with candidate announcements and a withdrawal, and the approval of August meeting minutes. Significant discussion focused on revising the public health policy regarding COVID-19 sick leave, ultimately deciding on a maximum of 80 hours annually. New business included approving a business license extension for Troy Parrish and a 90-day evaluation and raise for Daniel Mincey.

The Adrian Mayor and Council meeting on June 14, 2021, covered various topics including the approval of Brownfield's proposal for an RFQ, updates on the American Rescue Plan funding, and the purchase of a leaf vacuum. The council also addressed business license applications, July 4th event preparations, and a 941 form for payroll taxes. Department head reports included updates on the fire, street/water, police, safety, and recreation departments.