Project: 202602 Maryville Heritage Museum RFP
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Closes
Aug 27, 2026
An addition for new restrooms, additional storage space, and an ADA accessible entrance; ADA and site improvements.
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Closes
Aug 27, 2026
An addition for new restrooms, additional storage space, and an ADA accessible entrance; ADA and site improvements.
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Census ID
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162517
Employee FTE
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69
Population
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8,413
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Maryville
The board meeting included the approval of bills and the passing of several ordinances related to corporate appropriations, the declaration of surplus personal property, and the adoption of a supplement to the village code of ordinances. Administrative business included the approval of the estimated anticipated revenues, the appointment of a new Public Works Director, and financial authorizations for water main improvement projects. Reports were received from the Street, Water, Fire, Police, and Zoning departments detailing operational updates, personnel changes, and ongoing infrastructure work. Additionally, an appointment was made to the Heritage and Museum Committee.
The meeting included the review of the Treasurer's and Investment reports, confirming total balances and investment returns. Financial actions included verifying cash balances and authorizing a transfer of funds to cover beneficiaries. The board appointed new authorized agents and a new Treasurer. Election results for board members were confirmed, along with the status of mandatory training and filings. Additionally, the board reorganized its officers and discussed the upcoming filing requirements for the Annual Statement and Audit.
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The board approved bills for payment and passed a resolution supporting a grant application to the US Department of Justice for the COPS Hiring Program. They also authorized the purchase of two 2026 Ford police interceptor utility vehicles. Trustees provided feedback on the recent village Homecoming event, noting its success despite weather challenges. Additionally, a closed session was held to discuss litigation and legal action.
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