Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Sep 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Ironwood Human Relations and Equity Committee Working Meeting
The committee agenda includes discussions on a recommendation for the City Commission, a review of the City Disability Access Recommendation, Native American History Month, and recommendations concerning camera use within city limits. Additional items for consideration include planning for celebration projects, education sessions, public comments, community engagement strategies, project spark plans, survey discussions, potential redistribution of protest fliers, employee recognition nominations, and the city's stance on immigration.
Apr 27, 2026·Strategic plan
City of Ironwood Comprehensive Plan 2026
The Ironwood Comprehensive Plan provides a framework for local decision-making and informs the direction of Ironwood's future. It outlines strategic directions across land use and development, housing and neighborhoods, economic development, environmental stewardship, parks and recreation, transportation, infrastructure, arts and culture, and accessible government. The plan aims to foster a sustainable year-round economy, diverse housing options, quality recreation, and a resilient community over a 20-year horizon, balancing investment, growth, and redevelopment.
Sep 14, 2020·Board meeting
City Commission City Commission Meeting And Public Hearing
The meeting included a public hearing regarding a blight violation at 143 West Oak Street, where progress on property cleanup was noted. The Commission discussed and approved various items, including the consent agenda and the regular meeting agenda. Financial reports were presented, covering revenue sharing, Cares Act funding, and payroll reimbursement programs. Updates were also provided on community development grants, public safety initiatives related to COVID-19, and marketing efforts by the Ironwood Tourism Council and the City of Ironwood.
Sep 14, 2020·Board meeting
City Commission of Ironwood Commission Meeting
The commission discussed the adoption of a resolution for the abatement of property hazards at a specific site. The primary focus of the meeting was the review and potential approval of an ordinance regarding the regulation of recreational marijuana establishments, including requirements for signage, application and annual licensing fees, and the procedural process for establishing these businesses. Commissioners debated the sufficiency of public input, the impact of the ongoing pandemic on the community, and the potential need for future adjustments to the ordinance, such as signage lighting requirements.
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