The council meeting addressed several legislative and administrative items, including the proclamation of Fire Prevention Week and amendments to various city fund budgets. Ordinances were adopted to revise Police Department service fees, yard waste collection fees, and protocols for bulk fuel procurement. The Council also established the 2027 meeting schedule and authorized several contracts, including airport pavement remarking, a transit facility study, architectural services for the municipal fleet service building, and sidewalk replacements. Additionally, public hearings were set for upcoming budget amendments, and procurement approvals were granted for road salt and a service truck for the Water Distribution department.
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The City Council approved a proclamation designating Fire Prevention Week, focusing on household electronics safety. Additionally, the Council adopted adjustments to the Midland Police Department fee schedule, which includes removing certain service fees and updating rates that had not been modified since 2001. The Council also voted to increase yard waste collection fees to better cover the costs of the pay-as-you-throw program, with the first increase scheduled to take effect during the 2027 collection season.
Jun 22, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council conducted a regular meeting to address multiple budget and financial matters, including amendments to the FY25/26 budget and adjustments for capital projects such as the Hart Park tribute plaza and the Poseyville Bridge erosion control. The Council approved various contracts and purchase orders for infrastructure and library facility improvements, authorized tax levies, and made appointments to several municipal boards and commissions. Additionally, the Council finalized employment contract amendments for the City Manager and City Attorney, reviewed labor agreements, and scheduled a public hearing regarding an industrial facilities tax exemption.
Jun 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Midland City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council discussed a variety of fiscal and administrative items, including an amendment to the 2025-26 budgets and financial working plans and budget amendments for the Hart Park tribute plaza and the Poseyville Bridge erosion control project. Key actions included the approval of industrial facilities tax exemptions, the establishment of industrial development districts, and the adoption of several tax rolls for local educational agencies. The Council also addressed procurement matters such as fuel purchases, water treatment chemicals, and as-needed engineering and restoration services. Additionally, resolutions were passed regarding property street vacation procedures, Dial-A-Ride funding, traffic control orders, and recognition for local nonprofit organizations.
