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Aug 1, 2026

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East Moline

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Wastewater limits updated

Published Aug 1, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 1, 2026

City Council approves utility and tax actions

The council approved a landfill-siting code change, set a public hearing for the Connector TIF district, and moved ahead with engineering and bid awards tied to water and lead service line projects.

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Briefing

May 18, 2026

City Council approves utility and lead work

The City Council approved several measures tied to utility maintenance, lead issue outreach, and lead service line replacement, including awarding a bid to McClintock Trucking & Excavating. It also advanced a feasibility study for the East Moline Connector TIF District and approved a sale of city-owned property.

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Briefing

May 4, 2026

Council approves multiple city projects

The City Council approved a tobacco ordinance update, a policy on declaring memorials on public property, a watermain replacement bid, garage door replacements, farming of city property in two parks, and public input meetings for Empire Park, a new City Hall, and an Oaklawn Avenue sidewalk project.

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Briefing

Apr 20, 2026

City Council approves city hall planning

East Moline City Council approved moving ahead with property acquisition, design, and financing for a new City Hall and also continued renovation planning for the existing City Hall at 915 16th Avenue. The council also approved a non-highway vehicle code update, construction engineering assistance, a street sweeper and fire gear purchase, and support for municipal housing regulation authority.

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Briefing

Apr 6, 2026

Council approves fire chief and city projects

The council appointed Darrin Armstrong as East Moline fire chief and approved a slate of public works, utility, housing, retail recruitment, and grant-related actions, all by unanimous roll call votes.

4 min readMunicipal coverage

Briefing

Mar 16, 2026

Council approves redevelopment, utilities, labor items

The City Council approved a River Edge Redevelopment Zone ordinance, HR/payroll software acquisition, engineering work for wastewater treatment plant improvements, phase 1 lead service line replacement construction, and a collective bargaining agreement with AFSCME Local 1234.

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Briefing

Mar 2, 2026

Council approves spending and projects

The City Council approved the consent agenda, a TIF district public-hearing ordinance, and three resolutions covering water work, 2026 pavement markings, and a fingerprint-scanning equipment grant application.

2 min readMunicipal coverage

Briefing

Feb 16, 2026

Council approves water, redevelopment actions

East Moline City Council approved borrowing steps tied to the IEPA State Revolving Program, set a public hearing for the East Moline Connector TIF District, and advanced Ravine E engineering and easement work. The council also approved the Downtown Interpretive Trail Project after first failing a motion to table it.

2 min readMunicipal coverage

Briefing

Feb 2, 2026

Council approves major infrastructure work

East Moline City Council approved lead service line replacement planning and bidding, dredging work for Sugar Creek and Butterworth Lagoon, a fund balance policy, a vacant-property transfer from the Quad Cities Land Bank Authority, a water meter purchase authorization, and a new interested parties registry for a TIF district.

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Briefing

Jan 20, 2026

Wastewater limits updated

East Moline updated its city code to revise wastewater treatment plant local limits and approved more than $6.3 million in payroll, overtime, and bills in the consent agenda.

3 min readMunicipal coverage