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Jerry Rosati

Public Works Director at City of Eveleth

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Organization: City of Eveleth · MN

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Pat Oman
City Administrator
Alan Johnson
City Engineer
Tony Jeffries
Zoning Administrator

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Mar 2, 2026BoardMeeting

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Eveleth City Council Workshop Meeting

The council discussed various development and administrative topics, including soil testing for the school redevelopment property to prepare for future residential projects, planning for the upcoming community center grand opening, and potential budget allocations for center equipment. Additionally, the council reviewed a modified job description for an office support position, considered revisions to the commission and board application form, and discussed zoning ordinance requests and the potential for recodifying the city code.

Mar 2, 2026BoardMeeting

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Eveleth City Council City Council Meeting

The council authorized the creation of a fund balance for Community Center purchases and approved the solicitation of quotes for soil assessment at the school redevelopment site and for 2026 curb and sidewalk replacements. Additionally, the council approved the Spring 2026 refuse and yard waste pickup schedule, the purchase of a new police vehicle, a grant application for the sanitary sewer plant, and the closure of a section of Roosevelt Avenue for use as a basketball court. The resignation of an ambulance EMT was accepted, and reports were provided regarding local economic development, infrastructure progress, and upcoming community events.

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Feb 17, 2026BoardMeeting

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Eveleth City Council Minutes

The meeting included the approval of several previous minutes from late January and early February 2026, and the approval of the current agenda with two additions: Pedestal Lights at the Community Center and a Letter of Support for a Minnesota Department of Public Safety Crisis Response Grant. New business involved accepting donations from the Eveleth Volunteer Fire Auxiliary and the Carnegie Corporation of New York (the latter being $10,000 for the Public Library). The Council authorized an application for the 2026 Literacy Bridges Community Grant Program, authorized the Library Director to attend the 2026 Public Library Association Conference, accepted the resignation of a Part-Time Library Clerk, and set a Public Hearing for the City of Eveleth Public Finance Policy for March 16, 2026. Authorization was granted for payment of Parking Lot Improvements at School Redevelopment Property and to complete a municipal credit line application. Decisions were made regarding new furniture for the City Administrator's office and authorizing additional purchases and establishing fees for the Community Center, which is set for a Grand Opening on March 14, 2026. The Mayor was authorized to sign a Letter of Support for the Intersection Safety Project Building Grant. The Council approved an Exempt Permit for Holy Spirit Church at Resurrection Church and authorized a $3.75 wage increase for Emergency Medical Technicians, partially funded by a grant. The Council entered a Closed Session to develop offers regarding the purchase or sale of property at Station 44, after which they authorized staff to continue negotiations with Developer Rob Finnigan. Approval was also given for replacing six pedestal lights at the Community Center and approving the Letter of Support for the Crisis Response Grant, which aims to fund a social worker in the 9-1-1 center. Council reports covered the Eveleth-Virginia Airport Authority, the Joint ATV/OHM/Snowmobile Trail Board, and updates on the former IGA property development and a water leak on Main Street. The City Engineer noted the need to start a project priority list for 2027.