Public documents that mention Michele Shelly Higdon.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting
Shelbyville Public Utility Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed old business regarding stormwater and wastewater rate adjustments implemented in the current month's billings. A key agenda item involved a presentation on the SwiftComply program for the Water Resource Recovery Facility, which offers subscription-based hosting, support, and training. Following a discussion on sewer maintenance issues caused by grease accumulation, the board approved a three-year agreement with SwiftComply to support grease-control ordinance compliance.
Aug 11, 2026·
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The meeting involved discussions on the implementation of software to assist with grease trap compliance for local food establishments and the enforcement of related ordinances. Additionally, the board reviewed event logistical plans, including street closure requests. The board also addressed code enforcement matters, issuing orders for property owners to appear regarding trash and debris violations at multiple properties. Discussions were held concerning the billing of abatement services and the impact of existing fine structures on property compliance.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Meeting
The City Council conducted a meeting where they held first readings for two ordinances. Ordinance 26-30-58 was introduced to adopt a supplement to the city's Code of Ordinances, and Ordinance 26-30-59 was introduced regarding the issuance of economic development revenue bonds for a multi-family housing project on Progress Parkway. The meeting also included public comments regarding requests for a moratorium on data center development, with proponents citing concerns about environmental impacts, resource consumption, and the need for further study.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
Common Council Regular Meeting
The Council meeting involved the discussion and first reading of ordinances for supplemental legal adoption and the authorization of economic revenue bonds for a multifamily housing project. Residents raised concerns regarding data center developments, requesting a moratorium to study environmental, safety, and aesthetic impacts. The council received annual departmental updates from the Tourism and Visitors Bureau, Parks and Recreation, Water Resource Recovery, Fire, and Police departments. Additionally, updates were provided on public relations priorities, airport management, planning commission activities, and engineering projects, including trail development and traffic safety improvements. Public comments also touched on demands for mayoral resignation and inquiries regarding non-disclosure agreements.
