Public documents that mention Jonathan Delgadillo.
Oct 14, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Common Council Regular Meeting
The meeting encompassed several key legislative and operational items. Discussions included zoning ordinance amendments regarding residential parking and urban farming, as well as requests for safety inspections of local playgrounds. The council addressed various petitions, including certificate of location approvals for motor vehicle businesses, and received reports on claims for property damage and city checks. New resolutions were presented regarding tobacco sales permitting, recognition of various heritage and awareness months, arts grant budget amendments, and budget appropriations for the police department. Additionally, the council reviewed matters concerning the appointment of interim personnel, maintenance contracts for emergency logging equipment, and tax abatements and refunds.
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The Common Council meeting covered several administrative and legislative items, including the approval of claims for injuries and property damage, and the authorization of professional services for drainage improvements, dam safety inspections, and revaluation services. The council discussed and approved budget revisions, subscription maintenance for software, and the acquisition of municipal supplies and equipment. Additionally, the council recognized June 2026 as both National Caribbean-American Heritage Month and Pride in the City Month, and addressed property zoning and tax abatement resolutions.
May 13, 2026·Board meeting
Common Council Regular Meeting
The Common Council meeting covered several key administrative and community items, including the approval of certificate of location applications for automotive businesses, budget adjustments for Fire and Public Works departments, the authorization of contracts for solar energy projects, snow plow equipment purchase, and annual water quality reporting. The council also formally recognized May as Mental Health Awareness Month, Jewish American Heritage Month, and Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, honored the life and service of a former Alderman, recognized Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and appointed a new Alderperson for Ward 2.
