The City Council meeting included the appointment of a new City Clerk and the administration of an oath of office for a part-time police officer. Key business items involved reviewing an Art Council proposal for a water plant mural, supporting a housing assessment tool through a resolution, and initiating the process for a transportation alternatives grant. Reports were provided on daily administrative operations, water and sewer department maintenance, and police department activities, alongside an overview of city invoices, financials, and a treasurer's report.
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The council meeting addressed various administrative and operational items, including an audit presentation for 2024 and 2025, a scheduled workday at the City Lake, and the official naming of Piazzek Park via resolution. Discussions included requests for local events such as a high school corn hole tournament, a Trunk or Treat parade, and a Hometown Christmas celebration. The agenda also featured detailed departmental reports covering city administration, public works, and police department activities, alongside a review of invoices, financial statements, and budget reports.
Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting
Valley Falls City Council City Council Meeting
The meeting addressed public comments regarding street maintenance, specifically the cleaning of a drain at 410 Walnut and the trimming of tree branches obscuring a stop sign. The council reviewed the 2024 and 2025 audit reports, which covered findings on the lack of segregation of duties, issues with accounting software reconciliation, and procedures for recording accounts payable and encumbrances. Finally, the council discussed plans for a future work day at the City Lake to clear trees in preparation for upcoming fence installation.
Sep 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting addressed multiple key business items, including the RNR and budget hearings for 2027 taxes, the renewal of the City Attorney/Prosecutor contract, and discussions regarding Sewer Phase II ordinances and loan contracts. Other topics included a donation to the Jefferson County Humane Society, coordination of a shot clinic with the Jefferson County Health Department, planning for fall cleanup activities, and the approval of a voting delegate for the League of Municipalities conference. Additionally, the council reviewed business incentives for local development, department reports, and approved various financial invoices and reports.
