Ammie L. Bedient

The agenda covered the consent calendar including payroll, claims, and several resolutions such as refuse container purchases, airport window replacement bid awards, and Central Park surfacing upgrades. Other key business items included the third reading of an ordinance regarding passenger loading and unloading, a public hearing for a liquor license for Phan Enterprises, LLC, a resolution concerning the use of the landfill, and a board resignation.

The Alliance City Council meeting addressed several agenda items. The consent calendar included approvals for minutes from January 20, 2026, payroll, claims across multiple funds, and Resolution No. 26-06 concerning the purchase of refuse containers. Item B involved Resolution No. 26-07 regarding an increase in golf course rates at Sky View Golf Course. Item C was a discussion on the planning stages for the Hal Murray Softball Complex Expansion and Improvement Project, to determine whether to direct staff to request funding. Item D concerned an Executive Session for City Manager candidate discussion.

The City Council meeting included the proclamation of Catholic Schools Week. Key agenda items involved the second reading and potential approval of Ordinance No. 3012 concerning parking restrictions on West 10th Street (A-Row). A discussion item addressed the cost estimate for asbestos abatement at the decommissioned Power Plant. The Consent Calendar included approval of previous minutes, payroll, claims, Council Proceedings, and a resolution authorizing a Sign Lease Agreement for Carhenge advertising.

The City Council meeting agenda included administrative items such as the Oath of Office for a new Police Officer and a Proclamation for Catholic Schools Week. Key action items involved the Consent Calendar, which included the approval of minutes, payroll, and claims, as well as Resolution No. 26-01 concerning the Carhenge Sign Lease Agreement. Ordinance No. 3012, regarding parking restrictions on West 101st Street (A-Row), was presented for its second reading, which would amend the City of Alliance Municipal Code Sec. 26-127. A discussion item focused on the cost estimate provided by Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc. for the asbestos abatement and environmental decommissioning of the decommissioned City of Alliance Power Plant.

The meeting included a proclamation for National Radon Action Month. The consent calendar included approvals for minutes, payroll, claims, council proceedings, AVFD roster update, street superintendent designation, NDOT maintenance agreement and certificate of compliance, APD Getac laptop purchase, and Hal Murray Softball Complex grant letter of intent. An ordinance regarding parking restrictions on Cody Avenue to Buffalo Avenue was up for its first reading. The council also considered a board appointment for Jess Wimmer and the resignation of Clint Robinson.