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June 16th City Council Meeting
Published: Jun 17, 2026
Candidates' Debate for City Council Announced for Upcoming Evening
The City Council discussed an upcoming candidates' debate/forum for city council members scheduled for the following night at the venue formerly known as the Realtors Center, encouraging public attendance.
City to Pursue PFAS Settlement Funds for Water System Improvements
The city is entering into a legal services agreement with Grossman and Kelly LLP and Bartlett Law Offices to pursue a settlement from the PFAS settlement fund. This class action lawsuit addresses per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances found in water systems. While regulations are not in effect until 2029, the city has slightly elevated levels of PFAS, and this agreement aims to secure funds estimated between $900,000 and $2.25 million to help finance future filtering systems. The law firms will receive one-third of the collected amount, with no upfront cost to the city.
City Ratifies $60,000 Agreement for Water Reclamation Plant Blower Building AC Replacement
The council ratified the City Manager's execution of an agreement not to exceed $60,000 for the replacement of the air conditioning system at the Section 10 water reclamation plant's blower building. The existing unit was insufficient to keep the building cool, potentially causing critical blowers to fail. The new, larger unit ensures proper operating temperatures for the blowers, which are essential for oxygenating liquids in aeration basins and digesters.
DAR Chapter Hosts Bingo Fundraiser for Community Support
The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) local chapter is hosting a bingo fundraiser on June 25th at Laughlin Ranch Bar and Grill to support their activities. The event will feature cash prizes and is open to the public.
City Council Approves $660,000 Budget Amendments, Including $575,000 for Medical Services Accrual
The council authorized budget amendments totaling $660,000 from the general fund contingency. Key allocations include $50,000 for part-time recreation wages, $15,000 for street lighting, $20,000 for senior nutrition part-time wages, and $575,000 for the NAEBT fund for medical services. The large NAEBT fund allocation is for an 'incurred but not yet reported' (IBNR) expense accrual required by auditors, which can fluctuate significantly annually.
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