The City Council meeting included a Fire Department promotion ceremony and a Juneteenth proclamation. The agenda covered appointments to various city boards and commissions, and the approval of financial reports. Key resolutions addressed infrastructure projects, such as the demolition of a barn structure, the purchase of a hybrid vehicle, the acquisition of a sewer line rapid assessment tool, and authorization for electric division SCADA upgrades. Additional items involved destination grant funding for local organizations, an amendment to a planned unit development, and water treatment plant computer upgrades.
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The City Council meeting addressed various municipal matters, including proclamations for Pride Month and Gun Violence Awareness Day. Key business items included authorizations for the purchase of police technology, body worn cameras, and a police responder truck, as well as contract approvals for sanitary sewer rehabilitation, social worker services, and historic preservation economic incentive agreements. The council also considered construction change orders for sanitary river crossings and screening buildings, and a settlement agreement with the local firefighters association.
Jun 1, 2026·Board meeting
City Council And Committee Of The Whole Meeting
The council discussed several agenda items, including the proclamation of June as Pride Month and Gun Violence Awareness Month in the city. The council also authorized the payment of municipal bills and considered a 10-year contract resolution for the purchase of Axon Taser 7 programs, body-worn cameras, and associated software and services.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
Committee Of The Whole Meeting
The committee discussed several key business items, including the authorization of contracts for sanitary sewer rehabilitation, the renewal of social worker services with the Association for Individual Development, and an amendment to city code prohibiting heavy vehicles on South Sixth Street. Additionally, the committee considered the purchase of a new police responder truck, equipment for police vehicles, and the implementation of a long-term Axon Taser 7 and camera system renewal program.
