Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Carterville.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Nov 30, 2026
Installation of an 8-foot galvanized chain-link security fence with barbed wire and a 24-foot double-swing gate at the City Well #2 site in Carterville, Missouri.
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Oct 20, 2026
Nov 30, 2026
Annual leak detection surveys of Carterville’s municipal water distribution system, including pinpointing and marking suspected leaks.
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Census ID
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168933
Population
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1,869
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Carterville
The council discussed and amended Council Bill 26-09 regarding parking restrictions on Poplar Street and proceeded with the second reading of Council Bill 26-14 concerning open records policies. The meeting included a discussion on nuisance code improvements, a decision not to reimburse a council member for late personal financial disclosure fees, and nominations for the Park Committee. Public commentary was extensive, focusing primarily on calls for the Mayor's resignation and concerns regarding infrastructure, transparency, and leadership. Additionally, the City Administrator presented a critical report on the serious challenges facing the city's water and sewer infrastructure, outlining potential long-term management strategies.
The council discussed and approved multiple council bills, including provisions for conflict of interest, building code updates, and amendments to the park committee bylaws. A council bill regarding parking restrictions was tabled for further research. New business included the first reading of an open records policy amendment, a discussion on improving nuisance code definitions, and tabling a reimbursement request for a financial disclosure fine. The meeting also featured a presentation on city finances and a detailed review of a state audit, emphasizing the need for improved oversight and policy enforcement.
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The council discussed and approved the purchase of a plumbing camera, reviewed quotes for replacing storm sirens, and planned for FY27 street improvements. Several resolutions and bills were addressed, including those regarding surplus vehicles and equipment, CDBG applications, conflicts of interest, parking regulations on Poplar Street, building code provisions, Park Board qualifications, budget amendments, and fence materials. The Chief of Police also reported on a grant and proposed a plan for surplus sales of police vehicles to acquire new equipment. A closed session was held regarding a legal matter.
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