76 Entertainment Community Improvement District Meeting
The meeting focused on progress reports regarding the 76 East CI corridor construction project, including timelines, utility movements, and communication strategies for business owners. Financial updates were provided, noting year-to-date sales tax revenue increases. The board discussed construction logistics such as job trailers, traffic safety, and the development of informational packets for local businesses. Additionally, the board approved resolutions recommending the award of construction contracts for a pedestrian crosswalk and intersection improvements.
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The Board of Aldermen meeting included a proclamation honoring the Branson Pirates football team for their conference championship win. Public comments were heard regarding requests for curbs on certain streets and concerns about traffic safety and water drainage. The Board approved several items on the consent agenda, including various ordinances related to municipal water and sewer rates, intergovernmental agreements for tourism and licensing, engineering contracts for intersection improvements, and updates to traffic regulations. Additionally, the Board received a presentation on the Branson Lakes Area Hog Rally, including marketing data, attendance numbers, and business feedback, and discussed potential improvements for future events, such as street closure policies.
Oct 12, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Aldermen Budget Workshop
The board discussed the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget, focusing on revenue projections for sales and tourism taxes, and department budget requests. Key topics included a proposal for a splash pad project, adjustments to personnel expenses, including a 0% cost of living adjustment combined with merit-based increases, and the financial outlook for the city given conservative revenue trend lines. The board also debated prioritization of capital projects versus operational expenses and employee compensation.
Sep 10, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Aldermen Special Meeting
The Board of Aldermen held a special meeting to review a proposed seven-year capital plan for the years 2027 through 2033. The discussion focused on infrastructure funding strategies, including the comparison between cash-funding projects versus utilizing bonding to leverage financial resources. Specific attention was given to the tourism tax fund, which supports major infrastructure, streets, water, sewer, and storm water improvements. Additional segments covered capital allocation for general fund needs, such as parks and recreation, public safety vehicles and equipment, public works projects, and general building maintenance, as well as the distinction between the capital plan and the city's annual operating budget.
