The Council conducted a comprehensive meeting addressing various municipal resolutions and ordinances, including the approval of construction contracts for manhole rehabilitation and golf course improvements, as well as several aviation-related lease agreements and projects. Key legislative actions included the passage of multiple zoning amendments, the acceptance of various federal and local grants for public safety and housing, and the establishment of an automated vehicle identification system for speed enforcement. The Council also held an executive session regarding economic development negotiations for the St. Charles Industrial Park and recognized several local initiatives and individuals through proclamations.
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The City Council meeting addressed a wide range of municipal and legislative items. Key discussions included the approval of demolition cost assessments for dangerous buildings and the designation of the City Clerk as the election official for a special municipal election. The Council authorized several construction contracts, including wastewater facility improvements and switchgear replacements, and issued revocable permits for community events. Legislative actions involved approving a moratorium on retail marijuana store licenses, zoning amendments for annexation areas, and the establishment of automated speed enforcement corridors. Additionally, the Council ratified various grant agreements for public safety and airport improvements, approved collective bargaining agreements for fire department personnel, and provided financial sponsorships to local community organizations.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council Special Meeting
The executive committee meeting included presentations on city updates and council commentary, followed by a funding request from the Da Vinci Museum regarding project costs, financial revenue, and museum operations. The committee discussed the RISE blight removal initiative and a BATTLE grant proposal presented by the Police Department. An executive session was held to determine negotiation strategies related to the acquisition of blighted properties for the Housing Section 108 Project, the Toys for Tots lease agreement, and contract negotiations involving the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region and the Pueblo Zoological Society.
Aug 17, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Pueblo City Council Executive Committee Meeting
The committee meeting included city updates and a presentation on a proposed pet relief shelter. Key discussions focused on a traffic safety initiative involving automated speed cameras, followed by 2027 budget presentations from the police, fire, and public works departments. Additionally, an executive session was held to discuss an economic development agreement related to the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum.
