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The Council adopted the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan, advanced a November 2026 municipal election that will include a locally controlled 1-cent sales tax measure, and approved a new aquatics agreement with the Salvation Army.
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Residents will see several major city actions move forward at once. The Council approved the city’s long-term water plan, which included discussion of adding a third watering day. It also called a general municipal election for Tuesday, November 3, 2026, and asked the county to consolidate it with the statewide election; the ballot will include city offices and a locally controlled 1-cent sales tax measure. The Council also approved an agreement with the Salvation Army for aquatics programming so swim lessons and related activities can continue under the new arrangement.
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