Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Township of Savanna.
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Nov 4, 2026
Dec 8, 2026
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19
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3,324
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of Savanna
The meeting agenda was modified to include an update on the Fire Inspector position and the hiring of the Superintendent of Public Works. Monthly reports for Finance, Police, Fire, and Public Works for January 2026 were accepted. The Riverfront Development Committee reported on making changes to the boat docks, specifically changing the surface from concrete to composite at an additional cost of $7,900, which was approved. The Finance Committee provided an update, instructing the City Attorney to work with the Budget Officer regarding Accounts Receivable and delinquent hotel/motel taxes from airbnbs, and noted the need to consider next year's budget items. Warrant #10 for January, totaling $340,126.24, was approved. The resignation of a Public Works Employee, Mark Anderson, was approved. Appointments made included Scott Anderson as the new City Attorney and the approval of new City of Savanna Committees. Unfinished business included a parking calendar discussion that will continue at the next meeting. New business involved approving proposals from CFPS for administration of the BAAD Grant ($5,000.00) and application for the FLAP Grant ($2,900.00). Three ordinances were approved on first read concerning amendments to fee schedules for coin-operated machines, cigarette licenses, restaurant licenses, bed and breakfasts, and hotel/motels. The Council held an executive session to discuss employee matters and property sales before adjourning.
The meeting agenda was approved, and committee reports included an update from the Grant Review Committee regarding the Riverfront Development. Appointments were approved for three members to the Fire and Police Advisory Board for a three-year term. Unfinished business involved a decision to revoke the existing Calendar Parking ordinance. New business included receiving notification that Savanna was awarded $2 Million from the Federal Infrastructure Bill for the Fourth Street Wall. Following an executive session regarding employee matters, the Council accepted the resignation of Attorney Phil Jensen, approved an additional week of vacation for Jeff Ashby upon his five-year anniversary, and approved an increase in the rate of pay for Police Chief Don Stephens, effective from the first pay period in November 2025.
The council meeting addressed several key areas, including updates from the Negotiating Committee and discussions on the Annual Statements for both the Savanna Police Pension Fund and the Savanna Fire Pension Fund. The council approved Warrant #7A for replacing the roof on the Pump House and awarded the IHDA Strong Communities Grant Demolition bid for a property on N. 5th Street to Colgan Excavating. Additionally, the council decided to seek public bids for the construction of courtesy docks funded by BAAD and approved a grant writing agreement with Dan Pepin for Riverfront Projects. An ordinance amending time limit parking was sent to the Public Works Committee for further discussion, and the council approved the first reading of the ordinance revising the Annual Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 and the Annual Tax Levy. The council also entered an executive session to discuss the setting of a price for the sale or lease of city-owned property.
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