The meeting focused on several ordinance amendments, including renaming the Neighborhood Commercial zoning district to the Neighborhood Center district, updating Police Department service fees, revising Yard Waste Collection fees, establishing a process for bulk fuel purchases, and creating a General Employees Retirement System. The Council also considered resolutions regarding the appointment of trustees, the Transportation Alternatives Program Grant for Rodd Street, the sale of the Larkin Parking Deck, and various equipment and service contracts, including purchases for the Cemetery, Parks Department, and Department of Public Works. Additional actions involved authorizing design and construction management services for the Barstow Woods stormwater improvement project, approving a Master Agreement for Dial-A-Ride funding, updating a contract with the Midland Business Alliance, and setting public hearings for two zoning petitions.
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The council meeting addressed several legislative and administrative items, including the proclamation of Fire Prevention Week and amendments to various city fund budgets. Ordinances were adopted to revise Police Department service fees, yard waste collection fees, and protocols for bulk fuel procurement. The Council also established the 2027 meeting schedule and authorized several contracts, including airport pavement remarking, a transit facility study, architectural services for the municipal fleet service building, and sidewalk replacements. Additionally, public hearings were set for upcoming budget amendments, and procurement approvals were granted for road salt and a service truck for the Water Distribution department.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Midland City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council approved a proclamation designating Fire Prevention Week, focusing on household electronics safety. Additionally, the Council adopted adjustments to the Midland Police Department fee schedule, which includes removing certain service fees and updating rates that had not been modified since 2001. The Council also voted to increase yard waste collection fees to better cover the costs of the pay-as-you-throw program, with the first increase scheduled to take effect during the 2027 collection season.
Jul 27, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council conducted several administrative and operational actions, including certifying the City of Midland as a Redevelopment Ready Community and approving a budget amendment for the purchase of a new Landfill wheel loader. The council authorized contracts for an outdoor emergency siren replacement system, the purchase of a windrow turner for the landfill, and professional engineering services for the Jefferson Avenue reconstruction project. Additionally, the council approved an ordinance amendment related to Civic Arena fees, adopted the Repetitive Loss Area Analysis, reappointed members to the City and County Joint Building Authority, authorized a special event permit for amplified sound, cancelled a Brownfield redevelopment project, and set a public hearing for a zoning petition.
