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City of Warrensburg Proclaims July 4th, 2026, as America's 250th Anniversary Day
The City of Warrensburg proclaimed July 4th, 2026, as America's 250th Anniversary Day. This proclamation commemorates the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States and its founding principles of liberty, equality, and self-governance. It recognizes the nation's journey, challenges, progress, and achievements over 250 years, honoring those who have defended freedoms and contributed to community growth. The proclamation also highlights Warrensburg's historical significance and invites residents to come together in unity and pride to celebrate shared heritage and reaffirm civic responsibility. Residents, businesses, and organizations are encouraged to celebrate this historic occasion through various activities. [cite: 93-110]
City of Warrensburg Proclaims June 2026 as Pride Month
The City of Warrensburg proclaimed June 2026 as Pride Month. This proclamation acknowledges and celebrates the diversity and resilience of its residents, recognizing the contributions of the LGBTQ community to the social, cultural, economic, and civic life of the city. It also honors the 1969 Stonewall Uprising, a pivotal event for LGBTQ rights. The city reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring dignity, respect, and equal rights for all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression, referencing the 2016 non-discrimination ordinance. The proclamation encourages residents to celebrate Pride Month, uplift LGBTQ voices, and continue working towards a safe and fair home for everyone. [cite: 74-84]
Council Approves Multiple Budget Revisions for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
The council addressed several budget revisions for the fiscal year 2025-2026. Specifically, they approved revisions for the general fund (number three), parking (number two), fire EMS (number four), police access levy (number two), sanitation (number two), and water and sewer fund (number one). These revisions are part of the financial management process as the fiscal year nears its end and precede the first revision in July. [cite: 281-323]
Council Approves Insurance Renewals, Technology Agreements, Vehicle Purchases, and Engineering Services
The council approved the renewal of property and cash flow insurance with WV Corp for $780,815. [cite: 387-394] They also approved the renewal of workers' compensation insurance with in COVA for $202,733.71. [cite: 395-402] Additionally, the council approved a task order with CEC for on-call engineering services through June 30, 2027, at a cost of $9,000. [cite: 404-410] Furthermore, agreements with Tyler Technologies were approved: one for Municipal Justice Training Proposal for $6,400 plus travel [cite: 411-419], and another for Content Management and Court Case Resolution Bundle for $5,355 plus $105 annually [cite: 420-428]. The latter will allow online pleading and fine payment. [cite: 428] Purchases of two Chevrolet Silverado trucks were approved: a 2026 model for $44,220.15 and a 2025 model for $66,348.15, both through Co-Stars Cooperative Purchasing Program and previously budgeted. [cite: 430-443] An agreement with Harris Enterprise was approved to extract data for new financial software for $5,000. [cite: 444-450] Finally, an agreement with CEC for system-wide water leak detection services was approved for $195,000. [cite: 451-458]
Council Approves Mural Project on Bell Boyd Collection Building Wall
The council discussed and took action regarding a request from Tony M. Music and Arts Foundation to waive a sign fee for a mural on the east-facing wall of the building housing the Bell Boyd collection, supported by the Berkeley County Historical Society. Initial discussions noted inaccuracies in the request regarding the wall's orientation (east instead of north) and the specific building name. The council amended the discussion to reflect the correct location and building. A motion to approve the request with these amendments was passed. [cite: 336-381]
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