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Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
Oroville City Council Regular Council Meeting
The council addressed financial matters including the approval of vouchers and payroll. Key discussions involved code enforcement updates regarding properties on Ironwood and Kay Street, leading to the scheduling of public hearings. The council approved requests for city hall holiday closures and reviewed the Oroville Senior Citizens activity report. Draft resolutions and ordinances were discussed concerning park fees, employee work policy amendments, and revisions to water, sewer, and garbage rates. The council also authorized the mayor to sign the 2027 Operational Agreement for the NCWNTF. Departmental updates provided information on fire hydrant repairs, city-wide cleanup, and airport scheduling.
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The council conducted a budget workshop to review applications for hotel/motel tax funding, resulting in the allocation of awards to various organizations including the Highlands Community Support Coalition, Molson Museums, Oroville Chamber of Commerce, and others. The council also discussed the allowability of using tax funds for park fees, considered amendments to the employee work policy including the addition of a floating holiday, and evaluated potential wage increases for employees in light of rising insurance premiums.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting
Oroville Council Regular Council Meeting
The Council reviewed financial reports, approved voucher payments, and authorized payroll. Key discussions included a presentation regarding the upcoming Cinco de Mayo event, resulting in approval for a street closure request. The Council discussed a proposed property maintenance memo for commercial corridors and established a timeline for creating an ordinance. Additionally, approval was granted for a scholarship recruitment process and a banner placement request for a local animal rescue event. Department head updates included the scheduling of an annual fall clean-up and a report on an airport runway relocation project. The Council also received information regarding the potential donation of Prince Heritage Park to the city.
Sep 29, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Budget Workshop
The meeting involved the review of various department budget requests, including those for the superintendent, fire department, police department, and finance/administration. Discussions focused on potential rate increases for camping fees, water, sewer, and garbage services. Additionally, the council addressed potential wage increases for the fire department, reviewed specific equipment and maintenance needs for the police department, and planned the review process for the upcoming preliminary budget.
