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The Council lowered a proposed water turn-on fee back to the original $25, approved the 2026 weed abatement program, and allocated contingency funds for the Lions Club’s “Chowchilla Freedom Celebration” fireworks event.
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The Council changed the city’s master fee schedule by removing a proposed increase to water turn-on fees and keeping the fee at $25. It also approved the annual weed abatement program, which allows the city to address overgrown weeds after protests were overruled. In addition, the Council set aside contingency funds to support fireworks for the Lions Club’s “Chowchilla Freedom Celebration.”
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