The committee meeting addressed several engineering and maintenance items. Key discussions included the approval of engineering services and funding for the reconstruction of Locust Street, as well as the approval of bids for the 2026 Motor Oil and Fluids contract and concrete repairs on Lake Ridge Drive. Additionally, the committee reviewed the resurfacing of North 36th Street, agreeing to accept the low bid pending council approval. The document also details proposed revisions to the floodplain ordinance, including new requirements for critical facility siting, accessory structure size caps, and mandatory cost-shifting for data disputes.
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The council received an update from the Great River Economic Development Foundation and a report on a charitable donation to the public library. Actions taken included approving a resolution to waive bidding requirements for traffic paint procurement, adopting ordinances for special use permits for a gaming parlor, a commercial solar energy facility, a parking lot, and commercial equipment storage. Additionally, the council reviewed financial reports, discussed the potential establishment of a campus resource officer at Chaddock, authorized street closures for a church event, and referred an authority income and expense report to the finance committee for further review.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting included the reading of proclamations for Arbor Day and Preservation Month. The agenda covered the approval of various event permits and raffles, reports from the Traffic Commission, and financial reports including sales tax data. Resolutions were passed regarding security upgrades at the Quincy Regional Airport, financial support for landfill site maintenance, and wage increases for non-union employees. The council also authorized the hiring of an interim Chief of Police, concurred with a Special Use Permit for a commercial parking lot, and discussed ordinances related to video gaming terminals and other planned developments. Mayor's comments addressed grant applications and upcoming community events. An executive session was held to discuss collective bargaining negotiations.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
Fire And Police Joint Aldermanic Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee discussed several key items, including the implementation of an SRO position at Chaddock, the purchase of less lethal shotguns for the Police Department, the renewal of the Mobile Cop system maintenance agreement, and an application for the 2026 Mental Health and Wellness Act grant. Additionally, the committee reviewed proposed changes to the liquor license ordinance involving code compliance, discussed the potential sale or donation of a decommissioned fire apparatus, and explored the development of an ordinance for food truck permitting and safety inspections.
