Public documents that mention Michael J. Badagliacco.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The meeting featured a presentation from university students regarding the local success fund program. Public comments were heard regarding upcoming ballot questions related to the city charter, specifically concerning election schedules, term limits, and the appointment processes for the police chief and city clerk. The council adopted a resolution committing to increase affordable housing units in alignment with Proposition 123 and authorized an expenditure to support a local shelter's seasonal operational and startup costs.
Oct 6, 2026·
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The council addressed several items, including public concerns regarding residential student parking and City Charter ballot amendments. Actions taken included the appointment of a new District IV representative and members to the Youth City Council. The council approved the renewal of a human resources software subscription and a three-year firewall contract. Additionally, the council adopted ordinances related to the annexation and zoning of the Locust Road Addition. Staff provided updates regarding the Wastewater Treatment Plant project and Police Department activities.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
City of Montrose City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting focused on the mutual separation agreement between the City and the city manager. The council formally voted to accept the proposal and planned for its ratification at the next meeting. Additionally, the council discussed leadership succession, resulting in a motion to appoint the deputy city manager as the interim city manager, effective immediately, pending final negotiations on terms and benefits.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting
Montrose City Council Regular City Council Meeting
The council meeting featured an award presentation to a community member for their dedicated service to the town. Public comment sessions focused on various topics, including concerns about the citizen petition process for charter amendments, requests for a moratorium on data centers to manage resources like water and electricity, allegations regarding the integrity of recent municipal elections, and traffic safety complaints on local roads. The council also addressed a new hotel and restaurant liquor license application for a local business.
