Justin Cook

The meeting included an invocation, pledges, and a special presentation for the business of the month, Century 21. Proclamations were made for Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week, as well as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. The council ratified the May 3rd election results and received a quarterly financial report, which indicated a strong financial position with revenues exceeding expenditures. A public hearing was held for budget adjustments, followed by a discussion and consideration of an ordinance making those adjustments.

The city attorney is to negotiate an option and the city manager to execute an agreement with Greenfields LLC. The city manager is allowed to execute a settlement agreement on the Wild versus Williams case. Dina Suber is confirmed as the city clerk. The city manager's contract is extended by one year.

The meeting included presentations and discussions on several topics, such as recognizing the Gonzalez family and Amber Tippido for their contributions to the community. Citizens voiced concerns about drainage issues, property development, and support for veterans. The council discussed and approved a donation for fitness equipment at Buckner Park and a road closure for the Jesus Loves You Walk. Additionally, there was a reading of a resolution in support of a Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation project to incentivize the construction of single-family residential homes.

The City Council meeting included a presentation of the business of the month to Jacksonville Family Dentistry. The council also discussed a presentation regarding Flag Day. The council discussed and considered action approving the 2526 Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation budget. They also reviewed the quarterly financial report.

The meeting included an invocation and pledge of allegiance, followed by a discussion and consideration of a resolution to suspend Encore's requested rate increase for 90 days. A presentation was made to Creation Branding as the business of the month, and July was designated as Park and Recreation Month. The council also addressed citizens' participation, including a thank you from the Flag Day committee. The consent agenda was approved, and action was taken on items from the executive session, including authorizing the city manager to negotiate street easements and approving a resolution for Project Operation ALF, an industrial project. A public hearing was held regarding a special use permit for a mobile veterinarian, with discussion and consideration of granting the permit.