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City Council Meeting – 6/15/2026

Published: Jun 15, 2026

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Parks & EnvironmentAll

BG Pride Event Announced for June 27th

Sandra Deno, representing the BG Pride committee, announced that BG Pride will take place on Saturday, June 27th, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Wooster Green. The event will feature local vendors, drag performances, a kids' art area, and a community stage with live music. The city's official Pride proclamation will be issued at noon.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Electric Rate Stabilization Agreement Approved

Ordinance 9358, authorizing the utilities director to enter into an electric rate stabilization agreement with American Municipal Power Incorporated, was adopted after its third reading.

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Steven Langendorfer Honored; Adrien Kurion Named Bicycle Spokesperson of the Year

Dr. Steven Langendorfer was honored with the 'Bicycle Spokesperson of the Year' award, which has been renamed the 'Steven Langendorfer Bicycle Spokesperson of the Year award' in his honor, recognizing his significant contributions to bicycle advocacy and safety in Bowling Green. Additionally, Adrien Loian Kurion was presented with the 2026 Bicycle Spokesperson of the Year award for her work coaching the Black Swamp Riders mountain biking team and promoting biking in the community.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Ordinances for Voltage Conversion Project and Surplus Equipment Sale Introduced

Ordinance 9363, authorizing the utilities director to contract with Power Secure Inc. for the power block voltage conversion project, was introduced for first reading. Additionally, Ordinance 9364, authorizing the sale of surplus electrical equipment, was also presented for first reading.

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Mayor Praises Robust Summer Programming by Parks Department

The Mayor highlighted the extensive summer programming offered by the Parks and Recreation Department, emphasizing the value of the park system as a significant community asset. The report detailed various activities including 'Lunch in the Park,' 'Concerts in the Park,' swimming, and a comprehensive youth program guide featuring sports camps, nature programs, and theater camps.

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