Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from John M. Fitzgerald’s organization
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Whitewood City Council Regular Meeting
The council approved financial claims and the audit representation letter for the previous year. Key actions included approving the first reading of the 2027 Appropriation Ordinance, authorizing the hiring of a part-time police officer, and deciding to remove stop signs at a specific intersection. Additionally, the council directed staff to seek repair quotes for City Hall, and postponed decisions regarding a DARE bus donation, a Data Center Moratorium, and the second phase of a street project.
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The council conducted a public hearing regarding the 2027 budget and approved a 7% salary increase for city employees. Additional business included the passage of a resolution establishing brush pile usage fees for contractors and non-residents, a review of 2025 water loss data and metering concerns, and the authorization of asbestos removal from a property to bring it into code compliance.
Jul 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Whitewood City Council Regular Meeting
The council approved financial claims across multiple departments. Action was taken to conduct the first readings of ordinances regarding public works brush pile restrictions and amendments to the historic preservation commission. The council authorized a quote for library door replacement and approved the procurement of computer equipment for the police department. Furthermore, the council resolved to publish recorded meetings on the municipal website and formally appointed a new representative to fill a vacant Ward 1 council seat.
Aug 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Whitewood City Council Regular Meeting
The council approved various financial claims and budget expenditures. Key legislative actions included the second readings of ordinances regarding Public Works brush pile restrictions and updates to the Historic Preservation Commission. The council implemented immediate water restrictions and a city-wide burn ban. Additional actions included authorizing road closures for a community event, reviewing open meeting laws, rejecting a moratorium for data centers, and initiating a 3-Mile Platting Jurisdiction Policy Agreement with the county. The council also approved tax abatements for a specific property and conducted an executive session regarding legal matters.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
