City Council approves major wastewater rehabilitation contract and adopts resolutions on state bills
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At its February 9, 2026 regular meeting, Pueblo City Council approved a $7.9M pipeline rehabilitation contract, adopted multiple resolutions (including positions on several Colorado bills), approved consent items including professional services and emergency sewer repairs, and authorized a small sponsorship to the Boys & Girls Clubs.
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- Approved agenda and minutes (January 26, 2026). Vote: 7-0.
- Approved Consent Agenda (including adopting consent ordinances, setting public hearings for February 23, 2026). Vote: 7-0.
- Approved Resolution authorizing agreement with Brown and Caldwell, Inc. for development of a Strategic Asset Management Plan, not to exceed $151,110. (Consent item)
- Ratified emergency construction contract with Miller Pipeline, LLC for sanitary sewer point repair at 38 William White Blvd in the amount of $146,924.68. (Consent item)
- Awarded Professional Services Agreement to GSG Architecture, Inc. for design of limited remodel of a fire station in the amount of $145,150. (Consent item)
- Awarded construction contract to Insituform Technologies, LLC dba C&L Water Solutions for $7,907,540 and set $2,372,262 for contingencies for Project No. 25-070A (Stockyard Road CIPP 60" and 66" pipeline rehabilitation). Vote: 7-0. (Resolution 16251)
- Authorized payment of $1,500 from Council Contingencies to Boys & Girls Clubs of Pueblo County to sponsor the 2026 Champions of Youth dinner. Vote: 7-0. (Resolution 16252)
- Adopted amendment to Appendix A Legislative Procedures and Rules of Council regarding location of City Council work sessions. Vote: 7-0. (Resolution 16253)
- Adopted a Resolution from the City of Pueblo in support of Colorado House Bill 26-1071 (allowing a local government to locate an automated vehicle identification system on an interstate). Vote: 4-3. (Resolution 16254)
- Adopted a Resolution from the City of Pueblo opposing Colorado House Bill 26-1037, declaring the bill harmful to public safety, municipal governance, and home rule authority. Vote: 4-3. (Resolution 16255)
- Adopted a Resolution from the City of Pueblo opposing Colorado Senate Bill 26-071 (the 'SAFE' Act). Vote: 5-2. (Resolution 16256)
- Adopted a Resolution from the City of Pueblo opposing Colorado Senate Bill 26-070 (the 'PEEPS' Act). Vote: 5-2. (Resolution 16257)
- Adjourned the meeting at 7:11 p.m.
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