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Aug 11, 2026
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Sep 1, 2026
Construction of a new storage building at the wastewater treatment plant including but not limited to concrete foundation and floor slab, post frame building system, mezzanine and office areas, new doors and windows and associated mechanical, plumbing, electrical and site work improvements as well as other associated work.
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124979
Employee FTE
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98
Population
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14,582
Procurement Hell Score
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65 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Dixon
This document outlines the comprehensive strategic direction for Dixon. It details the long-term goals and objectives intended to guide the municipality's development and operational priorities. The plan aims to provide a clear framework for future growth, resource allocation, and community initiatives, ensuring a structured approach to urban planning and civic advancement.
The agenda for the Regular Council Meeting included several key discussions and potential approvals. Motions covered the purchase of Cardiac Monitor/Defibrillators from Zoll Medical Corporation, approval of agreements with Centurion regarding the Illinois Department of Corrections services, and an Independent Contractor Agreement with SynConn Solutions for grant writing and research. Other items included authorizing the Mayor to enter into the Annual Joint Participation Agreement with CMS for Salt Purchase, referring zoning amendment and plat of re-subdivision petitions to the Plan Commission, and consideration of an ordinance amending City Code prohibitions concerning tattooing minors. Resolutions involved amending the 2025-2026 Budget for the Fire Department, Police Maintenance & Repairs, and Street Department Maintenance & Repairs, as well as authorizing the City Manager to sign contracts for electric services. The meeting also included a planned Executive Session to consider personnel matters.
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Key discussions and actions during the Council meetings involved several departmental items. The February 2, 2026 agenda included a Police Department award presentation for a Life Saving Award and multiple Oaths of Office for new personnel. Actions addressed included the authorization for the disposal of obsolete computing devices via ordinance. Resolutions were presented to amend the 2025-2026 Budget concerning IT Equipment and Police Overtime/Uniforms, and resolutions requesting temporary closure of portions of Illinois Route 2 for a 5K run/walk. A motion to approve an Engineering Agreement for a New Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS) was also on the agenda, followed by an Executive Session. The January 20, 2026 meeting covered key approvals such as Total Labor and Outside Claims, various department reports highlighting community appreciation for first responders and details on the Dixon Theatre's strong 2025 attendance and 2026 goals, and the approval of purchasing Fire Department SCBA equipment, UKG HR Software, and an additional public safety pension payment. Furthermore, the January meeting included approvals for two reimbursement requests from Dixon Land Group, LLC concerning Gateway Subdivision lots, and the adoption of the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Dixon via ordinance, along with an ordinance authorizing borrowing funds for the Water Pollution Control Loan Program and an ordinance amending ambulance service charges.
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