The council discussed various operational and community items, including the declaration of October 2026 as Michigan Library Appreciation Month, city hall boiler and mini-split bids, and information regarding a moratorium on data centers. Further discussions addressed investment maturity, specific committee requests from the Parks and Recreation Committee, and a review of the snow ordinance. The meeting also involved reviewing committee reports from various bodies like the Economic Development Corporation and the Planning Commission, along with receiving written reports from the Mayor, City Manager, Clerk, and Treasurer.
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The Council adopted a resolution designating October as Michigan Library Appreciation Month. The meeting included the award of contracts for a City Hall boiler replacement and mini-split installation. Additionally, the Council referred a proposed Data Center Moratorium Ordinance to the Planning Commission, approved a new investment in a Certificate of Deposit, and directed the City Manager to develop a Park Maintenance Plan. Discussions also covered potential amendments to the snow removal ordinance and updates from various committees, including the Fair Board's successful events and recent grant awards.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Caro City Council Regular Meeting Agenda
The City Council meeting agenda includes discussions on establishing an Election Commission and approving election inspector pay. Financial items involve budget line-item adjustments for election supplies and downtown decorations. Several bids will be reviewed, including those for environmental and administrative CDBG services, as well as engineering for Howard Street. Other business topics include road closure requests for the Pumpkin Festival, a purchase request for Fire Department bunker gear, appointments to the Youth Advisory Committee, and a discussion regarding a data center moratorium.
Jul 6, 2026·Board meeting
Caro City Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed and approved the naming of the Atwood Park performance stage in honor of John and Marilyn Ecken. Approval was granted for the purchase of a new cold patch asphalt machine for the Department of Public Works and a SCADA radio upgrade for the city's wellhouses. The council debated and ultimately adopted an amended Public Comment Policy after an initial version was rejected. Additionally, the council reviewed the city manager's report regarding a proposed mural and addressed inquiries concerning communication protocols for water main breaks and operational issues at well #5.
