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Sep 4, 2026
Sep 16, 2026
Purchase of approx. 20,000 gallons of propane for the 2026-27 heating season beginning October 1st, 2026 through September 30th, 2027 on a keep fill basis for a 1 year and 3-year contract.
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515
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Cook
The meeting focused on the 2023 General Budget and Levy planning. Discussions covered library budget and revenue items, noting patron usage statistics. The committee reviewed the Parks and Beautification budget, addressing increased maintenance costs and potential long-term infrastructure improvements. Additionally, a preliminary 6% levy increase was proposed to support the city's operating expenses and capital projects.
The meeting was held as a special study session focused on 2024 budget planning. The council reviewed the Library budget, noting previous capital improvements and a projected increase in operating expenses for utilities and maintenance resulting from the departure of the St. Louis County Sheriff's office from the facility. The Parks and Beautification department budget was also reviewed, covering necessary expenses for facility maintenance, grounds care, and seasonal decorations.
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The council held a special study session to discuss budget planning for 2025, specifically focusing on the Library and Parks and Beautification departments. Key topics included the status of the Library's Roof and HVAC project following flood damage, grant funding for the facility, and employee benefit information. The council also reviewed expenses for Parks and Beautification, including event-related facilities. Finally, the council reviewed the overall proposed operating budget and levy for 2025 and passed a motion to adjust the start time for upcoming budget study sessions.
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