The council discussed the proposed trash budget for the upcoming year and received an update on the CDBG Library Project status, noting it is currently ahead of schedule. Approval was granted to pay additional worker's compensation insurance premiums. Staff reports covered connectivity issues with utility meter software, a summary of the pool season, and police department service logs. The council also held executive sessions to discuss personnel matters, resulting in the hiring of a backup crossing guard and a part-time officer, as well as authorizing a pay increase for a police officer.
Jul 6, 2026·Board meeting
Lyndon City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The Council discussed and acted upon several items, including the appointment of individuals to the Planning and Zoning Commission and reimbursements for a demolition program. Key business included the approval of street closures for a local library event, the authorization of invoices for equipment maintenance and construction projects, and the repair of city fleet vehicles. Discussions were held regarding utility billing issues, municipal trash service contracts, and crosswalk safety concerns. Additionally, the Council held executive sessions to discuss personnel matters and wage-related budget planning.
Jun 15, 2026·Board meeting
Lyndon City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The council addressed several items, including authorizing a demolition agreement for a property at 903 Washington and approving a plan for an upcoming car show. The council decided to continue a hearing regarding property repairs at 828 Washington and tabled a dispute involving a sewer invoice. Business discussions covered economic development initiatives, the donation of surplus park bleachers, the engagement of a CPA for budget preparation, and the purchase of utility billing cards and police equipment. Additionally, the council resolved a utility bill dispute, reviewed staff reports on departmental activities, and held an executive session concerning personnel, which resulted in the hiring of a part-time officer and the acceptance of a resignation.
Jun 1, 2026·Board meeting
Lyndon City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The council discussed proposals for water system engineering reports, received updates on demolition permits, and reviewed the USDA Facilities Loan & Grant Program. Key approvals included the 2026 pool season hours and rates, an annual software renewal, and special event permits for a car show and the July 4th parade. Financial actions involved paying partial audit fees and authorizing the purchase of a Bobcat 843 with attachments. Additional deliberations focused on the potential sale of surplus bleachers, concrete replacement projects, and the installation of security cameras for city facilities.
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