Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Bobby Doyle’s organization
Aug 18, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Town Of Star City Council Council Meeting
The council approved the payment of bills totaling $61,242.43 and the financial report ending July 31, 2026. Discussion included appreciation for volunteer cleanup efforts at the Tugboat Depot and Riverfront Park. The Police Chief reported on plans to increase patrols for speeding and mentioned the potential purchase of new equipment for officers. The council awarded a paving contract to Anderson Excavating and established that the town's Trick or Treat event will be held annually on October 31st.
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The meeting included the approval of bills totaling $20,307.79. Reports provided updates on the installation of a shade structure at Tub Boat Depot Park, the resignation of an officer, and preparations for the upcoming back-to-school season. New business included a presentation on a sidewalk project by Thrasher Engineering, the approval of an appraisal for the public works garage, and the formal approval of the fiscal year 2026 Policemen's Pension Fund Annual Report.
Jul 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Of Star City Council Council Meeting
The meeting included the approval of bills totaling $72,145.10 and the financial report ending June 30, 2026. Key administrative updates were shared regarding the Community Yard Sale, upcoming paving pre-bids, and the Planning Commission schedule. Police and public works reports included an update on a recent arrest and recognition of town workers. Additionally, the council discussed the monitoring of motorized scooters and mopeds, and formally appointed Jeff Simpkins to the BZA Commission.
Jul 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Star City Council Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several operational items, including the approval of financial bills totaling $60,182.14. Reports from departments highlighted progress on park infrastructure projects, street paving measurements, and commendations for law enforcement responses to a local incident. New business included the approval of the FY2027 Coal Severance Fund Budget Revision #1 and the formal appointments of the Police Chief and the Town Attorney following a chartered election. Additionally, the mayor initiated a request for time capsule suggestions and discussed future modifications to building permit language.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
