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Aug 10, 2026·Board meeting
Caribou City Council City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting covered several key topics, including resident concerns regarding traffic and safety on Glenn Street, specifically involving speeding vehicles and the potential need for traffic calming measures. The Council approved a contract for the demolition of 103 Water Street and authorized the allocation of 2026 funds for facade improvement grants based on review committee recommendations. The session also featured a public hearing regarding a proposed animal control ordinance, with residents expressing opposition to specific limitations on the number of dogs a resident may own.
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The council reviewed a proposal for a mural project illustrating the town's history, covering aspects of design, implementation, and budgeting. Additionally, a request from a local ATV club for temporary, limited access to specific municipal roads was discussed to address a break in the current trail network. The board considered safety implications, speed limits, and the need for further input from city departments before proceeding with the access request.
Jun 29, 2026·Board meeting
Caribou City Council City Council Meeting
The council recognized the accomplishments of the Caribou Community School and Caribou High School show choirs, noting their recent gold awards. The council also received and discussed the May financial reports from the Finance Director and deliberated on the 2026 municipal budget, with specific focus on capital project allocations and funding plans for police department vehicles.
Jun 15, 2026·Board meeting
Caribou City Council City Council Meeting
The council recognized several student athletes and coaches for their achievements, and acknowledged the service and contributions of a former mayor and deputy mayor. The meeting included employee milestone recognitions, the authorization of a contract for asbestos removal at 49 Hersel Street, and the approval of contracts for debris removal. Additionally, the council discussed the allocation of funds for a facade improvement grant.
