Kelly Kooistra

The council approved the payment of unpaid bills and the June month-end report. Several resolutions were passed, including those regarding the transfer of funds, a post-issuance compliance policy, and setting a date for a public hearing on the issuance of general obligation capital loan notes. The council reviewed and approved a bond counsel engagement agreement, a tobacco license, a contract for a city hall printer, and a 10-year bond option for the EMS facility. Furthermore, building and tree permits were reviewed and authorized. Discussions were held regarding city maintenance buildings, the fire station, city property behind Main Street, park maintenance, and an invoice for dirt work at the Sunrise Apartments.

The council reviewed the monthly public works and city maintenance report. Key actions included the approval of unpaid bills and the May month-end report. Additionally, the council passed a resolution concerning 2027 fiscal year wages, approved a building permit for a concrete patio installation, and authorized a bulk purchase of mulch for city parks.

The council approved the payment of unpaid bills and passed a resolution for the transfer of funds. Key discussion topics included bond information regarding the EMS facility and the status of the main street water and stormwater project. Building permits were reviewed and approved for a shop, a gazebo, and a driveway extension. The council also approved a quote for community center piano repairs, discussed necessary repairs for memorial park statues, and hired a custodian for the Floyd Valley Hall and Wellness Center. Additionally, the council determined hourly wage rates for various city employees for the upcoming fiscal year.

The council passed a resolution to support the submission of an Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) application for the Workforce Housing Tax Credit Program by the Hospers Area Development Corporation.

The council reviewed public works and maintenance reports, approved the payment of unpaid bills, and reviewed the April month-end financial report. Significant actions included the approval of the FY2027 agreement with the Sioux County Sheriff, authorization of a water and stormwater update project on Main Street, and approval of a building permit for a new driveway. Additionally, the council appointed new library board members, established benefits for library board members and staff, and approved the hiring of a new Pool Administrator.