The Council approved several items, including special event permits for the Downtown Spooktacular and the Wine and Spirits Walk, as well as designated dates for trick-or-treating. A lease agreement with Verizon Wireless was authorized, and the SCILA Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan was adopted. The council also approved a Spark Grant Application for the K-9 program, discussed the acquisition of the former bowling alley at 116 E Webster Street, and set terms for the sale of a property by sealed bid. Additionally, the council entered into a closed session to discuss real estate matters and authorized negotiations for a property acquisition.
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The council discussed concerns regarding flock cameras and privacy rights, and a new community banking program for homes was presented. Appointments were made to the Library Board of Trustees, and a special events permit for a high school homecoming parade was approved. The council authorized engine repairs for the Fire Department and held a public hearing for the W. Clay Street Trail Project, subsequently awarding the construction contract to Caliber Concrete, LLC. A public hearing was also conducted regarding the renewal of a solid waste collection contract with Jim's Truck Repair & Sanitation. Other actions included referring a petition to vacate an alley to the planning and zoning commission and terminating the use of Automatic License Plate Readers. The meeting concluded with an executive session regarding real estate acquisition.
Jul 7, 2026·Board meeting
Osceola City Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed public concerns regarding animal waste and Fourth of July celebrations. Updates were provided by the Mayor and city staff on various projects. Actions included the appointment of a representative to the CCDC Board, acceptance of a CCDC Horizon Grant, and approval of an O-Hi program application. The council passed resolutions to set public hearings for upcoming ordinance amendments concerning animal waste removal and downtown sidewalk displays and sales. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved a consent agenda including bills and claims, liquor licenses, and a tobacco permit. A closed session was held to discuss the potential sale of real estate, after which staff were directed to explore options for the sale of the property at 216 S. Jackson.
