The council recognized winners of the Neighborhood Beautification Awards. Legislation was adopted to repeal the Business High Volume Water Use Rebate Program. Discussions were held regarding a proposed charter amendment for the recall of elected officials, assessments for weed cutting and junk removal, and inspection chamber fees. Amendments to the Traffic Control Map were introduced to prohibit parking on specific streets. A resolution was authorized to apply for a transportation grant for the Wapakoneta Avenue reconstruction project, and another was approved to accept property for Graceland Cemetery. A warrant was authorized for a vendor payment, and an appointment was made to the Planning Commission. Fire/EMS township contracts were reviewed, and executive session was held for employment and court action matters.
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The City Council approved a Community Reinvestment Area agreement involving a new multi-family development project. Legislation was introduced regarding the issuance of bond anticipation notes to fund municipal building construction and the acquisition of fire trucks. The Council finalized the 2027 meeting calendar and established the date for the annual Trick-or-Treat observance. Additionally, an executive session was conducted to address a financial matter and pending court action.
Jul 27, 2026·Board meeting
Sidney City Council Regular Meeting
The council approved the June 2026 Summary Financial Report and adopted several ordinances, including assessments for weed cutting, junk removal, and inspection chamber fees. Supplemental appropriations for the 2026 budget were authorized, as well as a special assessment for street lighting. The council approved the continued operation of the outdoor refreshment area and a new zoning map. Additionally, they passed a resolution for a payment to Wilson Health, postponed consideration of a Community Reinvestment Area agreement, and held an executive session to discuss pending or imminent court action.
Dec 8, 2025·Board meeting
Sidney City Council Regular Meeting
The Council adopted an ordinance to levy an additional municipal income tax to fund street capital projects and reviewed legislation regarding special assessments for sidewalk construction. Resolutions were passed to extend a downtown parking amnesty program, renew an information technology cooperation agreement with county and health district boards, implement a cybersecurity plan, authorize an airport improvement grant application, appoint the City Manager as a representative to the Community Improvement Corporation, authorize non-competitive purchase orders for station alerting systems, and make appointments to the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Sidney-Shelby Economic Partnership Council. Additionally, the Council discussed a liquor permit transfer, heard public comments regarding a proposed data center, received updates on local infrastructure projects including pickleball courts and bridge repairs, and held an executive session to discuss the appointment of a public official.
