The City Council meeting included the approval of the Consent Agenda, which covered payments, disbursements, payment application for the North Warrior Ave Extension Project, and an automobile surplus designation. A resident presented concerns regarding flooding and sewer backups, and the Council agreed to investigate the issue. Updates were provided on the North Warrior Ave Extension Project, pool painting, water tower cleaning, and grant applications. The Council approved the preliminary 2027 budget and levy resolution, and reviewed overtime reports.
Jul 27, 2026
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The council issued a proclamation honoring Robert H. Burns. Updates were provided by the Public Works and Zoning Director regarding paving, utility rates, and street projects, alongside a general update from the City Clerk/Administrator. Key actions included the approval of a contract for water tower cleaning and the establishment of a new use rate for Category C Wastewater. The council also reviewed the second-quarter financial report and overtime records.
Jul 13, 2026·Board meeting
Caledonia City Council Regular Meeting
The council approved several consent agenda items, including payments, a temporary liquor license, election judge hires, street closures, server warranty, and an EMT hire. Key business included the approval of an ordinance setting liquor liability insurance limits, authorization for a utility rate evaluation project, and approval for a street lighting plan on Warrior Ave involving the installation and replacement of light poles. Additionally, the council discussed soliciting quotes for water tower cleaning and reviewed overtime reports.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Caledonia City Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed and approved several items, including the installation of downtown parallel parking lines, a conditional use permit for converting a nursing home into multi-family housing at 505 Badger St N, and the implementation of an Employee Wellness Program. The council reviewed the 2025 Financial Audit, which received a clean, unmodified opinion, and authorized a proposal for a new Fire Department training facility. Additionally, the council received reports regarding ongoing public works projects, code enforcement measures, land purchases, and grant applications.
