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June 1, 2026.mp4

Published: Jun 1, 2026

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UtilitiesInfrastructure

DEQ Stop-Work Order on Water Treatment Plant Project Resolved

A council member inquired about a stop-work order issued by the DEQ concerning the water treatment plant's data upgrade project, funded by EECBG. The stop-work order was related to the DEQ's inability to review instrumentation, electrical, or architectural designs and an engineering report for unattended operation qualifications. This order did not halt the project itself but rather the final payment of the grant. The issue has since been resolved, and the stop-work order has been lifted.

Community DevelopmentOther

Discussion on New Time Capsule for Future Generations

A proposal was discussed to create a new time capsule to be opened in 2043, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the United States and the city's 133rd year. This new time capsule would be placed in a park like Pepin Park and potentially set during festival days. The current time capsule, placed in 1993 for the city's 100th anniversary, is slated to be opened in 2043.

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

Intersection Daylighting and Pedestrian Safety Measures Discussed

A resident inquired about intersection daylighting and the implementation of measures like pylons to maintain visibility at school zones and in the downtown commercial area. This involves ensuring parking is kept away from curbs to allow for safe pedestrian crossing. The city is considering 'bump outs' (also known as intersection daylighting) for school areas and piloting them on 2nd Street downtown, which could serve as a demonstration project.

Community DevelopmentOther

Council Considers Funding Community-Wide Recycling Drive

The council is considering covering the $1,500 cost for Recycle Montana to conduct a recycling drive in the community. Recycle Montana specializes in recycling difficult components like e-waste and battery waste. The event could potentially be held in the spring or around festival days. Currently, items not accepted by Recycle Montana, such as oil and paint, go to the landfill. Accepted items include e-waste, papers, and plastics not typically recycled locally.

Budget & FinanceOther

Council Approves May Claims and Manual Warrants

The council approved the May claims and manual warrants, authorizing the disbursement of funds for expenses incurred in May.

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