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The City Council approved a $56,692.14 sewer UV disinfection bank rebuild, a $45,273 replacement police Interceptor, several TIF redevelopment agreements, and a collective bargaining agreement with clerical employees through April 2029. It also backed a Safe Routes to Schools grant application that could bring about $250,000 in sidewalk work near Washington School, with the city’s share estimated at about $50,000.
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Residents can expect sewer treatment equipment to be repaired this winter and put back in service before May 1, after repeated mechanical failures. The city also moved forward with sidewalk grant funding near Washington School, which could improve walking access for students if the application is successful. Several housing and commercial redevelopment projects were approved through tax increment financing, and the city also signed a new labor agreement with clerical employees that runs through April 2029.
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