The council approved the June 2026 Summary Financial Report and adopted several ordinances, including assessments for weed cutting, junk removal, and inspection chamber fees. Supplemental appropriations for the 2026 budget were authorized, as well as a special assessment for street lighting. The council approved the continued operation of the outdoor refreshment area and a new zoning map. Additionally, they passed a resolution for a payment to Wilson Health, postponed consideration of a Community Reinvestment Area agreement, and held an executive session to discuss pending or imminent court action.
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The Council recognized a new firefighter and the Firefighter of the Year. Legislation was introduced regarding transit system rates for the Shelby Public Transit System. Resolutions were adopted to accept Tax Incentive Review Council recommendations, approve a Community Reinvestment Area agreement with Sidman Manufacturing Company, and authorize an income tax sharing agreement with local school boards. Additionally, the Council approved a new five-year contract with Rumpke of Ohio for solid waste and recycling collection and confirmed various appointments to the Community Reinvestment Area Housing Council, Shelby County Metropolitan Housing Authority, Revolving Loan Committee, and Airport Advisory Committee. Discussions took place regarding a liquor permit transfer and potential solutions for downtown parking enforcement, followed by an executive session on personnel and legal matters.
Nov 3, 2025·Board meeting
Sidney City Council Workshop Meeting
The City Council workshop meeting focused on a comprehensive review of the proposed 2026 budget and appropriations, including a review of municipal financial reserves, capital projects, and staffing adjustments. Department heads presented departmental goals, covering initiatives such as the Rental Registration program, Fire Station #2 replacement, collective bargaining renegotiations, and technology infrastructure improvements. Additionally, the Council reviewed and discussed staff recommendations for the allocation of 2026 Lodging Tax revenues to various community organizations and projects, and addressed inquiries regarding municipal court operations, police department accreditation and staffing, park department facilities, and infrastructure maintenance.
Oct 27, 2025·Board meeting
Sidney City Council Regular Meeting
The Council adopted ordinances assessing costs for weed cutting and junk removal, as well as inspection charges for the city's inflow and infiltration reduction program. Supplemental appropriations for the 2025 budget were also approved. Resolutions were passed to adopt a five-year financial plan (2026-2030), approve final plats for subdivision developments, and authorize community reinvestment area agreements and tax-sharing agreements with Amazon Data Services, Inc., the Sidney City Schools, and the Upper Valley Career Center. Discussions were held regarding proposed increases to fire and EMS contracts with surrounding townships, and an executive session was conducted regarding pending or imminent court action.
