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Nov 5, 2026·Board meeting
City of Shelbyville Mayor and City Council Study Session
The council received updates from the city manager regarding ongoing infrastructure projects, including progress on the flood pump housing and the installation of string lights in the Riverview district. The main discussion focused on a proposed bond issuance for the Shelbyville Power, Water, and Sewer System to address necessary sewer rehabilitation within the Shoal Creek watershed, aimed at lifting a development moratorium. Council members also engaged in a discussion regarding a potential conflict of interest involving the city's bond agent, Raymond James, and received an explanation of the financial benefits of issuing bank-qualified debt to save on interest costs.
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The committee discussed the renewal of employee health insurance, focusing on a competitive comparison between Blue Cross Blue Shield and Sigma. The presentation covered proposed premiums, deductibles, and a new accidental medical expense benefit feature for employees. Additionally, committee members expressed concerns regarding the historical claim denial rates associated with the potential insurance providers.
Nov 5, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Shelbyville Mayor and City Council Study Session
The meeting agenda includes a review of a bond issuance for the Shelbyville Power, Water & Sewerage System, as well as discussions regarding cyber insurance, employee health benefits renewal, and a vacancy on the Power Board. Old business focuses on ordinances concerning amendments to definitions and zoning districts, specifically regarding signage and a new By-Pass Overlay District. Additionally, there is a request for a rezoning amendment for the Dover Street Subdivision. The agenda also notes an appointment for the Industrial Development Board.
Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting
Shelbyville City Council Special Called Meeting
The council convened to deliberate on a property matter concerning 206 and 208 Madison Street. Discussions focused on the potential city acquisition of the site and the necessary demolition of the structure. Key concerns involved protecting critical public flume infrastructure located beneath the property, managing liability during the demolition process, and negotiating a fair purchase agreement with the property owners.
