Sergeant Bluff public meetings in 2025
39 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold a regular meeting with several action items, including approving a pay estimate for the 220th Street/Old Hwy 75 watermain project, a tax abatement application, and a resolution supporting the school's fire science academy. They will also discuss residential access issues on streets and businesses in residential areas, and the FY27 budget workshop schedule.
- Tax abatement application for 510 Zach Road
- Bills totaling $143,237.14 (checks 92761-92806)
- Pay Estimate #2 of $131,759.45 to SubSurfCo for 220th Street/Old Hwy 75 watermain project
- Resolution 25-52: agreement with Sergeant Bluff-Luton Community School District for fire science academy
- Liquor license renewal for Blue Tequila
The City Council unanimously approved a $131,759.45 pay estimate for the 220th Street/Old Hwy 75 watermain project, renewed the liquor license for Blue Tequila, and approved the annual agreement with the Siouxland Humane Society. They also approved a consent agenda including a tax abatement for 510 Zach Road and $143,237.14 in bills. No decisions were made on residential parking issues on Golden Drive; staff will prepare a resolution for a future meeting.
- Approved pay estimate #2 of $131,759.45 to SubSurfCo for watermain project (unanimous)
- Approved liquor license renewal for Blue Tequila (unanimous)
- Approved annual agreement with Siouxland Humane Society (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda: tax abatement for 510 Zach Road and bills totaling $143,237.14 (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-52 for Fire Science Academy cooperation with school district (unanimous)
- Administered oath of office to incoming officials for 2026 terms
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold its regular meeting on December 9, 2025, to discuss and take action on several items. Key actions include appointing Mayor Jon Winkel to the Planning & Zoning Commission and as the city's representative to SIMPCO, renewing the Energy Efficiency Program for 2026, and discussing a 28E agreement for a Fire Science Academy with the Sergeant Bluff-Luton Community School District. The council will also approve consent items, including liquor license renewals and bills totaling $265,036.87.
- Liquor license renewals for Pub 52 and Blue Tequila
- Bills: checks $240,763.44 and ACH $24,273.43
- Appoint Jon Winkel to Planning & Zoning Commission Position #6 (term ends 1/31/31)
- Appoint Jon Winkel as SIMPCO representative
- Resolution 25-51 to move Dec 23 meeting to Dec 16
The Sergeant Bluff City Council unanimously appointed Mayor Jon Winkel to the Planning & Zoning Commission and as the city's representative to SIMPCO, effective 1/1/26. They also renewed the Energy Efficiency Program for 2026 and directed staff to finalize a 28E agreement with the school district for a Fire Science Academy. The council approved the consent agenda, including liquor license renewals for Pub 52 and bill payments, but tabled the Blue Tequila liquor license renewal due to fire code issues.
- Appointed Jon Winkel to Planning & Zoning Commission Position #6 (term ends 1/31/31) effective 1/1/26 (unanimous)
- Appointed Jon Winkel as city representative to SIMPCO effective 1/1/26 (unanimous)
- Renewed Energy Efficiency Program for 2026 (unanimous)
- Directed staff to finalize 28E agreement with SB-L School District for Fire Science Academy (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda: Pub 52 liquor license renewal and bills totaling $265,036.87 (unanimous)
- Tabled Blue Tequila liquor license renewal to Dec 16 meeting (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-51 moving Dec 23 meeting to Dec 16 at 5:00 pm (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold its regular meeting on November 25, 2025, to discuss and potentially act on several items, including a request for a 20 mph speed limit on Prairie Bluff Drive and a stop sign at its intersection with future 4th Street (Lindgren Way). The council will also consider approving pay estimates for the First Street Reconstruction Project, an agreement for the Solar Field Project, and several resolutions related to urban renewal and TIF obligations. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real estate purchase or sale.
- Discussion on 20 mph speed limit request for Prairie Bluff Drive
- Discussion on stop sign request at Prairie Bluff Drive and future 4th Street (Lindgren Way)
- Approval of Pay Estimate #7 ($67,699.33) to Steve Harris Construction for First Street Reconstruction Project
- Approval of Consent and Agreement for Alter Domus with Sandhills Energy for Solar Field Project
- Final reading of ORD 769 amending zoning code on obstructions to vision at intersections and fences
The Sergeant Bluff City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda, including $529,307.32 in checks and $18,756.58 in ACH transactions, and approved several financial reports and resolutions. The council voted to keep the speed limit on Prairie Bluff Drive at 25 mph and post signs, and rescheduled the December 23rd meeting to December 16th. No action was taken on a request for a stop sign at Prairie Bluff Drive and future 4th Street.
- Approved consent agenda including $529,307.32 in checks and $18,756.58 in ACH transactions (unanimous)
- Rescheduled December 23rd council meeting to December 16th (unanimous)
- Kept 25 mph speed limit on Prairie Bluff Drive and approved posting signs (unanimous)
- Approved Annual Urban Renewal Report (unanimous)
- Approved FY26 TIF Indebtedness Reports (unanimous)
- Approved Annual Financial Report and Street Finance Report (unanimous)
- Approved Pay Estimate #7 of $67,699.33 to Steve Harris Construction for First Street Reconstruction (unanimous)
- Approved Consent and Agreement for Alter Domus with Sandhills Energy for Solar Field Project (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold public hearings and consider approving development agreements with S.C. Developers, L.L.C. and SGT Bluff Developer, LLC, which involve tax increment financing. The council will also discuss pool slide repairs, approve a pay estimate for a watermain project, and consider an agreement related to a solar field project. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and bills.
- Public hearing and RES 25-45: Development agreement with S.C. Developers, L.L.C. authorizing TIF payments
- Public hearing and RES 25-46: Development agreement with SGT Bluff Developer, LLC authorizing TIF payments
- Discussion and potential action on pool slide repairs
- Approval of Pay Estimate #1 of $97,674.03 to SubSurfCo for 220th Street/Old Hwy 75 Watermain Project
- ORD 769 (second reading) amending zoning code on obstructions to vision and fences
The Sergeant Bluff City Council approved two development agreements with S.C. Developers, L.L.C. and SGT Bluff Developer, LLC for the former MCI property, authorizing annual appropriation tax increment payments. The council also approved pool slide repairs, a pay estimate for a watermain project, and tabled a solar field agreement.
- Approved RES 25-45, development agreement with S.C. Developers, L.L.C. (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-46, development agreement with SGT Bluff Developer, LLC (unanimous)
- Approved pool slide repairs, Option A, $15,763 (unanimous)
- Approved Pay Estimate #1 of $97,674.03 to SubSurfCo for watermain project (unanimous)
- Tabled agreement with Sandhills Energy for solar field project (unanimous)
- Approved ORD 769, amending zoning code on vision obstructions and fences, second reading (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda bills totaling $260,023.94 (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of October 28, 2025 meetings (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a regular meeting with a public hearing and vote on amending zoning rules for obstructions to vision at intersections and fences. They will also consider resolutions to set dates for approving development agreements with S.C. Developers, L.L.C. and SGT Bluff Developer, LLC, which include annual tax increment payments, and adopt a mailbox installation and damage policy. Consent items include a tax abatement for 1340 Warrior Road and bill payments totaling $482,004.40.
- Public hearing and vote on ORD 769 amending obstructions to vision at street intersections and fences
- Resolution to set meeting date for development agreement with S.C. Developers, L.L.C. including TIF payments
- Resolution to set meeting date for development agreement with SGT Bluff Developer, LLC including TIF payments
- RES 25-44 adopting mailbox installation and damage policy
- Approval of final pay estimate to Steve Harris Construction for Loess Hills Scenic Trail Project
The City Council unanimously approved the first reading of Ordinance 769, amending the zoning code for obstructions to vision at street intersections and fences, with a change allowing fences on corner lots to be installed 2 feet off the property line. The council also approved a conflict waiver for the labor attorney to draft a 28E agreement with the school district, a final pay estimate for the Loess Hills Scenic Trail project, and resolutions setting a meeting date for development agreements with two LLCs. Additionally, a new mailbox damage policy was adopted.
- Approved ORD 769 (first reading) amending zoning code for fences and sight triangles (unanimous)
- Approved conflict waiver for Ahlers & Cooney to draft 28E agreement with school district (unanimous)
- Approved final pay estimate of $25,163.31 to Steve Harris Construction for Loess Hills Scenic Trail (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-42 setting Nov 11 meeting for development agreement with S.C. Developers, L.L.C. (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-43 setting Nov 11 meeting for development agreement with SGT Bluff Developer, LLC (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-44 adopting mailbox installation and damage policy (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including tax abatement for 1340 Warrior Road and bills totaling $459,740.47 (unanimous)
City Council
This is a special meeting of the Sergeant Bluff City Council with a minimal agenda: call to order, approval of the agenda, department head reports, and adjournment. No ordinances, resolutions, contracts, or public hearings are listed, so the meeting is largely procedural.
- Department head reports with attachments
The Sergeant Bluff City Council held a special meeting on October 28, 2025, primarily for department head reports. No substantive decisions were made; the only actions were approving the agenda and adjourning, both unanimously. Reports covered fire, library, parks, police, building inspections, and public works.
- Approved the meeting agenda (unanimous)
- Adjourned at 5:40 PM (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on the Phase 2 Planned Unit Development for Baker Prairie Bluff LLC. The meeting also includes approval of a transportation agreement with SRTS and the acceptance of a new access road named Lindgren Way from Kwik Trip, Inc.
- Public hearing and council action on Baker Prairie Bluff LLC Phase 2 Planned Unit Development
- Approval of FY25-26 Transportation Agreement with SRTS
- Resolution 25-41 accepting public improvement and dedication of Lindgren Way from Kwik Trip, Inc.
- Approval of bills totaling $502,062.40 (check numbers 92298 to 92422)
- Renewal of liquor license for Hawks Coffee Shop
The City Council unanimously approved the Baker Prairie Bluff LLC Phase 2 Planned Unit Development (PD) plan, including the Planning & Zoning Commission recommendation and Design Review Committee findings. The council also approved a consent agenda including a liquor license renewal and $502,062.40 in bills, and accepted a warranty deed from Kwik Trip for Lindgren Way. No direction was given on a potential development agreement for the project.
- Approved Baker Prairie Bluff LLC Phase 2 PD plan (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda: liquor license renewal for Hawks Coffee Shop and bills totaling $502,062.40 (unanimous)
- Approved FY25-26 Transportation Agreement with SRTS (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-41 accepting Lindgren Way access road from Kwik Trip, Inc. (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of September 23, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
- Approved agenda (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold a regular meeting with routine items including approval of minutes, consent agenda, and reports. Key actions include final acceptance of the South Lewis Blvd Storm Crossing Project with a $17,566.57 payment to SubSurfCo, a proclamation for Fire Prevention Week, and discussion on possibly hosting a carnival for the 2026 Pioneer Valley Days.
- Special liquor license for Slush Up & Drink LLC (Oct 3-4)
- Bills: checks 92216-92297 totaling $365,146.16
- Final payment of $17,566.57 to SubSurfCo for South Lewis Blvd storm project
- Proclamation: Fire Prevention Week (Oct 5-11)
- Discussion on 2026 Pioneer Valley Days carnival
The City Council unanimously approved final acceptance of the South Lewis Blvd Storm Crossing Project and authorized a final payment of $17,566.57 to SubSurfCo. They also directed staff to negotiate bringing the carnival back for 2026 Pioneer Valley Days, with the City Attorney preparing an indemnification agreement or finding a sponsor/third party. The council approved the consent agenda, including a special liquor license and bills totaling $365,146.16, and proclaimed Fire Prevention Week. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved final acceptance of South Lewis Blvd Storm Crossing Project and final payment of $17,566.57 to SubSurfCo (unanimous)
- Directed staff to negotiate 2026 carnival with indemnification agreement or find sponsor/third party (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda: special liquor license for Slush Up & Drink LLC (Oct 3-4) and bills totaling $365,146.16 (unanimous)
- Proclaimed Fire Prevention Week (Oct 5-11)
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on four revenue loan agreements totaling $840,000 to fund infrastructure work on West Ridge Road and C Street. The meeting also includes approval of a minor subdivision in the Dogwood Area, payment for a police radio contract, and a new special reserve peace officer position.
- Approval of $110,000 Sewer and $110,000 Water Revenue Loans for the SRF West Ridge Road Project
- Approval of $310,000 Sewer and $310,000 Water Revenue Loans for the SRF C Street Project
- Acceptance of Minor Subdivision 'A Portion of Lot 3 Sergeant Bluff Park Addition' (Dogwood Area)
- Approval of payment to Sioux City Police Department for 3.5% share of Regional Motorola Contract
- Establishment of a Special Reserve Peace Officer Position with set compensation
The Sergeant Bluff City Council approved four resolutions authorizing interim loan agreements for the West Ridge Road and C Street projects, each with $110,000 and $310,000 sewer and water revenue loans. The council also approved a minor subdivision, a semi-final pay estimate for the Loess Hills Scenic Trail, and several other administrative items. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved RES 25-35: $110,000 sewer revenue loan anticipation note for West Ridge Road (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-36: $110,000 water revenue loan anticipation note for West Ridge Road (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-37: $310,000 sewer revenue loan anticipation note for C Street (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-38: $310,000 water revenue loan anticipation note for C Street (unanimous)
- Approved American Legion request for city assistance with Legion Memorial area modifications (unanimous)
- Approved $33,600 payment to Sioux City PD for regional Motorola contract share (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-30 accepting minor subdivision of Lot 3 Sergeant Bluff Park Addition (unanimous)
- Approved semi-final pay estimate to Steve Harris Construction for Loess Hills Scenic Trail (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss and potentially act on a special liquor license request from Slush Up & Drink LLC. The agenda contains only this one action item, along with routine procedural items.
- Special liquor license application: Slush Up & Drink LLC
The Sergeant Bluff City Council held a special meeting and approved a special liquor license for Slush Up & Drink LLC, allowing the applicant to make and sell wine slushies at Flippin Vintage on Fridays and Saturdays. The motion was unanimous. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved special liquor license for Slush Up & Drink LLC (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold a special meeting on August 15, 2025, at the Public Works building to consider one action item: approval of a replacement signal detection system for a traffic signal on First Street. After the vote, council members will travel the Pioneer Valley Days parade route. The agenda contains only this single action item and procedural items.
- Approval of replacement signal detection system for a traffic signal on First Street
The Sergeant Bluff City Council held a special meeting on August 15, 2025, and approved replacing the signal detection system at 1st Street and Highway 75 with a 'NoTraffic' system for $26,800. The existing controller will be moved to E Street. The council also traveled the Pioneer Valley Days parade route. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved $26,800 NoTraffic signal detection system at 1st Street and Highway 75 (unanimous)
- Approved moving existing traffic signal controller from 1st Street to E Street (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold public hearings and consider approving plans and awarding contracts for the 220th Street and Old Hwy 75 water main improvement project and for electric distribution improvements for 2026. They will also set hearing dates for four proposed revenue loan agreements totaling $840,000 for water and sewer projects. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes, new fire department volunteers, and bills.
- Public hearing and potential contract award for 220th Street and Old Hwy 75 Water Main Improvement Project
- Public hearing and potential bid package awards for Electric Distribution Improvements 2026
- Resolution 25-31: Water Revenue Loan up to $310,000
- Resolution 25-32: Sewer Revenue Loan up to $310,000
- Resolution 25-33: Water Revenue Loan up to $110,000
The Sergeant Bluff City Council awarded the 220th Street and Old Hwy 75 Water Main Improvement Project contract to SubSurfco LLC and adopted the plans and specifications. They also awarded the electric distribution materials bid package to Wesco, with Councilman Panowicz abstaining due to employment. The council approved four resolutions scheduling public hearings for water and sewer revenue loans totaling up to $840,000. The meeting included a community conversation with updates on city projects and the school bond issue.
- Adopted plans and specs for 220th Street and Old Hwy 75 Water Main Improvement Project (unanimous)
- Awarded water main project contract to SubSurfco LLC (unanimous)
- Adopted plans and specs for Electric Distribution Improvements 2026 (Panowicz abstained)
- Awarded electric distribution bid package to Wesco (Panowicz abstained)
- Approved RES 25-31 setting public hearing for $310,000 water revenue loan (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-32 setting public hearing for $310,000 sewer revenue loan (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-33 setting public hearing for $110,000 water revenue loan (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-34 setting public hearing for $110,000 sewer revenue loan (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council will approve $240,228.49 in bills and review a minor subdivision application for 'A Portion of Lot 3 Sergeant Bluff Park Addition' in the Dogwood area. The body will also discuss a potential donation to SBL Schools for new tennis and pickleball courts and approve a change order for the Loess Hills Scenic Trail Project.
- Approval of bills (check numbers 91932 to 92034) totaling $240,228.49
- Review and potential acceptance of minor subdivision 'A Portion of Lot 3 Sergeant Bluff Park Addition' (Dogwood Area)
- Approval of Change Order #2 for the Loess Hills Scenic Trail Project (IDOT# TAP-U-6890(611)--8I-97)
- Adoption of RES 25-29: Check Acceptance & Returned Check Policy
- Discussion on donation to SBL Schools for construction of new tennis/pickleball courts
The City Council unanimously approved donating $75,000 to the Sergeant Bluff-Luton School District for construction of new tennis/pickleball courts, plus $32,000 to upgrade and expand the city's lightning safety equipment, with a 28E agreement to be prepared. The council also unanimously approved a 28E agreement to establish a Fire Science Academy/Program with the school district, and approved a new Check Acceptance & Returned Check Policy. A minor subdivision application for a portion of Lot 3 in Sergeant Bluff Park Addition was tabled to August 26.
- Approved $75,000 donation to SBL Schools for tennis/pickleball courts and $32,000 for lightning safety equipment (unanimous)
- Approved preparing a 28E agreement for Fire Science Academy/Program with SBL Schools (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-29 Check Acceptance & Returned Check Policy with amended language (unanimous)
- Approved Change Order #2 for Loess Hills Scenic Trail Project (unanimous)
- Tabled minor subdivision application for Lot 3 Sergeant Bluff Park Addition to August 26 (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including tax abatement, special event permit, fire membership change, liquor license renewal, and bills totaling $240,228.49 (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a special meeting to consider setting a public hearing date for the 220th/S Lewis Water Main Project. The proposed hearing would take place on August 26th at 5:30 PM. No other substantive items are on the agenda.
- Set public hearing date for 220th/S Lewis Water Main Project for August 26 at 5:30 PM
The Sergeant Bluff City Council held a special meeting and unanimously approved the agenda. The only substantive action was setting a public hearing date of August 26 at 5:30 p.m. for the 220th/S Lewis Water Main Project. No other decisions were made.
- Approved agenda (unanimous)
- Set public hearing for 220th/S Lewis Water Main Project for August 26 at 5:30 p.m. (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a resolution to vacate Cemetery Road and transfer the property to Sioux City Brick & Tile LLC. They will also review a storm water project payment, a resident's request for a disability parking sign, and a street closure for a block party. Several routine items are on the consent agenda, including new licenses and bills.
- Public hearing and resolution to vacate Cemetery Road and transfer to Sioux City Brick & Tile LLC
- Approve S Lewis Blvd Storm Water Crossing Project Pay Estimate #3
- Citizen request for on-street disabilities parking sign at 400 C Street
- Street closure for Winfield Court Block Party on July 26 for Elevate Church
- Bills: checks 91845-91917 totaling $538,602.92
The City Council unanimously approved a resolution to vacate Cemetery Road and transfer the property to Sioux City Brick & Tile LLC, with a temporary easement to be signed at closing. The council also approved a storm water project pay estimate, an on-street disabilities parking sign, a street closure for a block party, and a resolution to change the August 26 meeting location. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved RES 25-27 to vacate Cemetery Road and transfer property to Sioux City Brick & Tile LLC (unanimous)
- Approved S Lewis Blvd Storm Water Crossing Project Pay Estimate #3 (unanimous)
- Approved on-street disabilities parking sign at 400 C Street (unanimous)
- Approved street closure for Winfield Court Block Party on July 26 for Elevate Church (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-28 to change August 26 Council meeting location to Fireside Room (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including new EMS volunteer, tobacco/liquor licenses for Kwik Star, and bills totaling $538,602.92 (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on selling public property north of 704 D Street, and set a hearing date to vacate Cemetery Road. They will also take final votes on four zoning, sidewalk, property maintenance, and building code ordinances. Consent items include a liquor license renewal and bill payments totaling $372,747.34.
- Public hearing and RES 25-26 to approve sale of real property north of 704 D Street
- Set public hearing for July 22 to vacate Cemetery Road from S Lewis Blvd right-of-way to Woodbury Township Cemetery
- ORD 764 (third reading) amending zoning code chapters 165B and 165D
- ORD 765 (third reading) amending sidewalk regulations chapter 136
- Bills: checks 91750-91779 ($53,503.73) and 91780-91828 ($319,243.61)
The City Council approved the sale of public property north of 704 D Street to Mike & Lori Selig for $12,750, who plan to build an affordable housing duplex with rents around $1,000 per unit. The council also approved four zoning and building code ordinance amendments on third reading, set a public hearing for July 22 to vacate Cemetery Road, and approved consent agenda items including liquor license renewal and bill payments. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved sale of property north of 704 D Street to Mike & Lori Selig for $12,750 (unanimous)
- Set public hearing for July 22 to vacate Cemetery Road from S Lewis Blvd to Woodbury Township Cemetery (unanimous)
- Approved ORD 764 amending zoning code chapters 165B and 165D (unanimous)
- Approved ORD 765 amending sidewalk regulations chapter 136 (unanimous)
- Approved ORD 766 adding 2021 Property Maintenance Code references to chapters 158 and 159 (unanimous)
- Approved ORD 767 amending building code chapter 156 (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda: liquor license renewal for Aggie's and bills totaling $372,747.34 (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a special meeting with one action item: the third and final reading of Ordinance 763, which would repeal Section 62.10 and add a new Chapter 74 to allow golf carts to operate on city streets. This is the decisive vote on whether to adopt the ordinance.
- Third reading of ORD 763 to allow golf carts on city streets
The City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 763, which repeals Section 62.10 and adds a new Chapter 74 to allow golf cart operation on city streets. The vote was unanimous. The meeting was brief and procedural, with no other substantive decisions.
- Approved ORD 763 allowing golf carts on city streets (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a major site plan for a new medical facility for Sergeant Bluff EyeCare, and consider agreements for water improvements and audit services. They will also vote on resolutions setting employee salaries, a 28E agreement for police IT support, a golf cart policy, and the sale of real property, plus second readings of several ordinances. The agenda includes routine items like license renewals and bill approval.
- Public hearing and approval of Major Site Plan for new Sergeant Bluff EyeCare medical facility by H&R Construction
- Agreement with DGR Associates for 220th and Old Highway 75 Water Improvements Project
- Audit Services Agreement with Williams & Company PC
- RES 25-22 setting FY25-26 salaries and wages for city employees
- RES 25-24 creating a golf cart usage and permit policy
The City Council unanimously approved the major site plan for a new medical facility for Sergeant Bluff EyeCare, along with several other items including professional services agreements for water improvements and audits, a new golf cart policy, and the sale of city-owned property. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved major site plan for Sergeant Bluff EyeCare medical facility (unanimous)
- Approved $482,826.39 in bills and licenses (unanimous)
- Approved DGR Associates agreement for 220th/Old Highway 75 water improvements (unanimous)
- Approved Williams & Company PC audit services agreement (unanimous)
- Approved preliminary engineering for C Street water/sewer update (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-22 setting FY25-26 salaries and wages (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-23 28E agreement for IT support (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-24 golf cart permit policy with $50 two-year fee (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold a public hearing and consider first reading of an ordinance amending zoning code chapters 165B and 165D. The council will also vote on several other ordinances, including zoning map changes, speed zones, fire department structure, golf cart operation, sidewalk regulations, property maintenance, building code, and fireworks discharge times. Additionally, they will consider a pay estimate for the Loess Hills Scenic Trail project and an agreement with Connections Area Agency on Aging.
- Public hearing and first reading of ORD 764 amending zoning code chapters 165B and 165D
- Third reading of ORD 760 amending the zoning map
- Third reading of ORD 761 setting special speed zones in Old Lakeport
- First reading of ORD 763 allowing golf carts on city streets
- Approval of pay estimate #7 to Steve Harris Construction for Loess Hills Scenic Trail Project
The Sergeant Bluff City Council approved the first reading of Ordinance 764, amending zoning chapters 165B and 165D to allow more uses in the industrial park, aiming to attract development. The council also approved several other ordinances, including a golf cart operation ordinance and a fireworks ordinance aligned with state law. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved Ordinance 764 (first reading) amending zoning chapters 165B and 165D (unanimous)
- Approved special event permit for Eddie's Pioneer Valley Days Street Dance with police closure authority for profanity (unanimous)
- Approved bills totaling $309,377.74 (unanimous)
- Approved agreement with Connections Area Agency on Aging (unanimous)
- Approved Pay Estimate #7 to Steve Harris Construction for Loess Hills Scenic Trail (unanimous)
- Approved ORD 760, 761, 762 (third readings) on zoning map, speed zones, and fire department structure (unanimous)
- Approved ORD 763 (first reading) allowing golf carts on city streets (unanimous)
- Approved ORD 765 (first reading) amending sidewalk regulations with changes (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold its regular meeting on May 27, 2025, at 5:30 PM in Council Chambers. The agenda includes several action items, such as approving a Safe Streets for All Action Plan, introducing a new police officer, and approving utility write-offs. The council will also consider resolutions and ordinances, including a $675,000 Electric Revenue Note and zoning map amendments. The meeting will also include routine items like consent agenda approvals and department reports.
- RES 25-20: $675,000 Electric Revenue Note, Series 2025A (EIRLP)
- ORD 760: Amending Zoning Map (Second Reading)
- ORD 761: Special Speed Zones - Old Lakeport (Second Reading)
- ORD 763: Golf Cars on City Streets (First Reading)
- Approval of Alcohol Services Agreement with PUB52 for Community Center
The Sergeant Bluff City Council approved a $675,000 Electric Revenue Note (Series 2025A) for electrical improvements, along with an engineering task order with DGR Engineering. They also approved a new alcohol services agreement with PUB52 for the Community Center, a water tank cleaning contract with K&W Coatings, and a memorandum of understanding with the AFSCME union. The council directed the city attorney to revise the golf cart ordinance to include a bi-annual permitting process and a requirement to yield to all other parties.
- Approved $675,000 Electric Revenue Note (RES 25-20) (unanimous)
- Approved Safe Streets for All Action Plan (unanimous)
- Approved annual utility/accounts receivable write-offs (unanimous)
- Approved engineering task order with DGR Engineering for electrical distribution improvements (unanimous)
- Approved water tank cleaning and inspection services with K&W Coatings (unanimous)
- Approved alcohol services agreement with PUB52 for Community Center (unanimous)
- Approved MOU with AFSCME for water plant operator pay modification (unanimous)
- Directed city attorney to revise golf cart ordinance with bi-annual permitting and yield-to-all requirement (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss and act on the appointment of a new full-time fire chief. The council will enter a closed session to discuss the personnel matter, then return to open session to vote on a resolution consenting to the mayor's appointment and setting compensation. The new fire chief will be presented afterward.
- Closed session under Iowa Code § 21.5(1)(i) for personnel appointment discussion
- Resolution RES 25-21 to consent to mayor's appointment of fire chief and set compensation
- Mayor's presentation of new full-time fire chief
The Sergeant Bluff City Council unanimously approved RES 25-21, consenting to the mayor's appointment of Anthony Gaul as the city's first full-time fire chief and setting his compensation. The council also held a closed session to discuss the personnel item before the appointment. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved RES 25-21 appointing Anthony Gaul as full-time fire chief and setting compensation (unanimous)
- Held closed session under Iowa Code § 21.5(1)(i) for personnel discussion (unanimous)
- Returned to open session after closed discussion (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold public hearings on a proposed Electric Revenue Loan Agreement and a rezoning of Affordable Self Storage LLC and adjacent parcels to Light Manufacturing (ML), with related resolutions and a first reading of the zoning map amendment. The council will also consider consent agenda items including tobacco license renewals, tax abatement, fire department volunteer approvals, library board reappointments, and bills totaling $250,951.68. Discussion items include a transportation services agreement with Sioux City Transit and a multi-agency law enforcement agreement. Several resolutions and ordinances are scheduled for first reading, including speed zones on Old Lakeport and fire department reorganization.
- Public hearing on Electric Revenue Loan Agreement and RES 25-16
- Rezone Affordable Self Storage LLC & adjacent parcels to ML (Light Manufacturing), ORD 760 first reading
- Tobacco license renewals: Fareway, Shivam Food Mart (Pump N Pak), Casey's
- Tax abatement application for 510 Jace Road
- Bills: checks 91276-91419, $250,951.68
The Sergeant Bluff City Council unanimously approved RES 25-16, taking additional action to enter into an Electric Revenue Loan Agreement, and approved the first reading of ORD 760 to rezone Affordable Self Storage LLC and adjacent parcels to Light Manufacturing. The council also approved the consent agenda, including tobacco license renewals, tax abatement, fire department volunteer appointments, and $250,951.68 in bills, plus several other resolutions and ordinances.
- Approved RES 25-16 for Electric Revenue Loan Agreement (unanimous)
- Approved ORD 760 first reading to rezone Affordable Self Storage LLC and adjacent parcels to Light Manufacturing (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including tobacco license renewals, tax abatement, fire volunteers, and $250,951.68 in bills (unanimous)
- Approved FY 2025-2026 Transportation Services Agreement with Sioux City Transit System (unanimous)
- Approved Multi-Agency & Rural Strike Force Operation (MASFO) agreement (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-17 amending hourly employee matrix for seasonal positions (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-18 for Fire Chief applications (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-19 for Parks & Recreation Coordinator applications with residency amendment (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council will approve the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget following public hearings. They will also hold public hearings regarding a ground lease for a portion of the Recreation Complex to Pioneer Bank. Additionally, the council will approve bills totaling $469,751.36 and three tax abatement applications.
- Approval of RES 25-14 approving the City of Sergeant Bluff Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
- Public hearings for a Ground Lease of a Portion of the Recreation Complex to Pioneer Bank
- Approval of bills: Check numbers 91182 to 91267 in the amount of $469,751.36
- Tax Abatement Applications for 1401 Serenity Lane, 503 Jace Road, and 7209 Old Lakeport Road
- RES 25-15 to fix a date for a public hearing on an Electric Revenue Loan Agreement up to $675,000
The Sergeant Bluff City Council unanimously approved the FY 2025-2026 budget, a $230,641 bid from Barcon for Kiwanis Pond repairs, and a $675,000 electric revenue loan agreement. They also held a public hearing on a proposed ground lease for a Pioneer Bank ATM at the Recreation Complex but took no action, with some council members expressing opposition. Several other items were approved, including consent agenda items and an ordinance adopting the 2024 International Fire Code.
- Approved FY 2025-2026 budget (RES 25-14) (unanimous)
- Approved $230,641 bid from Barcon for Kiwanis Pond repairs (unanimous)
- Approved $675,000 electric revenue loan agreement (RES 25-15) (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including liquor license renewal and tax abatements (unanimous)
- Approved engineering agreement with DGR for water distribution model update (unanimous)
- Approved special event permit for 'Thunder on the Missouri' (unanimous)
- Adopted 2024 International Fire Code (ORD 759) (unanimous)
- Held public hearing on Pioneer Bank ATM ground lease; no action taken
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a budget workshop to review line items for the final FY 25-26 budget and to set a public hearing date for full budget adoption. This is a working session, not a final vote.
- Review of FY 25-26 final budget line items
- Set public hearing date for full budget adoption
The City Council held a budget workshop and reviewed the proposed FY25-26 budget, with the levy remaining at $13.35 per $1,000 taxable valuation. The council unanimously set a public hearing for full budget adoption on April 22 at 5:30 pm. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Set public hearing for full budget adoption on April 22 at 5:30 pm (unanimous)
- Reviewed proposed FY25-26 budget with levy unchanged at $13.35 per $1,000 taxable valuation
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a special meeting with a single action item: discussion and possible action on a tax abatement application for the property at 601 Topaz Drive. No other business is listed on the agenda.
- Tax abatement application for 601 Topaz Drive
The City Council held a special meeting to consider a tax abatement application for 601 Topaz Drive. The applicant missed the usual deadline due to a misunderstanding, but the County Assessor granted an extension to March 31. The council unanimously approved the abatement.
- Approved tax abatement application for 601 Topaz Drive (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a regular meeting with several action items, including approving a storm water project payment, adopting an electric reliability plan, and proposing a long-term ground lease of part of the recreation complex to Pioneer Bank. The council will also hold the second reading of an ordinance adopting the 2024 International Fire Code. The agenda includes routine approvals of minutes and bills.
- Approve S Lewis Blvd Storm Water Crossing Project Pay Estimate #2
- RES 25-12: Adopting the Annual Electric Reliability Plan
- RES 25-13: Proposing long-term ground lease of part of Sergeant Bluff Recreation Complex to Pioneer Bank, setting public hearing
- ORD 759: Amending code to adopt 2024 International Fire Code (second reading)
- Bills: Check numbers 91089-91181, total $500,295.96
The Council unanimously approved a resolution proposing a long-term ground lease of part of the Sergeant Bluff Recreation Complex to Pioneer Bank for an ATM, setting a public hearing. They also approved the annual Electric Reliability Plan, the second reading of the 2024 International Fire Code adoption, and a storm water project pay estimate. A memorial bench request was discussed and directed to the American Legion.
- Approved S Lewis Blvd Storm Water Crossing Project Pay Estimate #2 ($84,249.08) (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-12 Adopting the Annual Electric Reliability Plan (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-13 Proposing Long Term Ground Lease to Pioneer Bank, setting public hearing (unanimous)
- Approved ORD 759 Amending Code for 2024 International Fire Code, second reading (unanimous)
- Approved bills totaling $500,295.96 (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of March 25, April 3 meetings (unanimous)
- Directed Josh Hollowell to consult with American Legion on memorial bench placement
City Council
The City of Sergeant Bluff Council is holding a special meeting on April 8, 2025, specifically to conduct a public hearing on the property tax levy. The agenda consists solely of procedural steps to open, conduct, and close this hearing, followed by adjournment. No other business items are listed for this session.
- Open Public Hearing - Property Tax Levy
- Property Tax Levy Public Hearing
- Close Public Hearing
The City Council opened and closed a public hearing on the property tax levy. City staff confirmed the levy will not change from the prior year, though discussion addressed how property valuation increases affect taxes. No written public comments were received, and no formal action was taken on the levy itself.
- Approved agenda (unanimous)
- Opened property tax levy public hearing (unanimous)
- Closed property tax levy public hearing (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold a regular meeting with several discussion and action items, including a proclamation for National Library Week, a presentation on a transportation safety plan, and a recommendation for a speed limit change on Old Lakeport Road. The council will also consider approving an employee manual amendment, a special event permit for a motorcycle poker run, and two resolutions related to the Serenity Point Second Addition subdivision. An ordinance adopting the 2024 International Fire Code will have its first reading.
- RES 25-10: Authorize subdivision bond from 3Guys & a Shovel LLC for Serenity Point Second Addition
- RES 25-11: Accept and approve final plat of Serenity Point Second Addition
- ORD 759: Adopt 2024 International Fire Code (first reading)
- Speed limit change recommendation on Old Lakeport Road from First Street to K45
- Bills: Check numbers 90956 to 91087, $279,785.69
The Sergeant Bluff City Council unanimously recommended changing the speed limit on Old Lakeport Road from First Street to K45 to 35 mph, pending Woodbury County approval. The council also approved a subdivision bond and final plat for Serenity Point Second Addition, adopted the first reading of the 2024 International Fire Code, and approved several routine items including bills, fire department volunteers, and a special event permit.
- Recommended 35 mph speed limit on Old Lakeport Road to Woodbury County (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-10 subdivision bond for Serenity Point Second Addition (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-11 final plat for Serenity Point Second Addition (unanimous)
- Approved first reading of ORD 759 adopting 2024 International Fire Code (unanimous)
- Approved employee handbook amendment allowing Parks & Recreation Director to live within 10 miles (unanimous)
- Approved $279,785.69 in bills (unanimous)
- Approved new fire department volunteers (unanimous)
- Approved American Legion motorcycle poker run special event permit (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a regular meeting with routine approvals, including minutes, a liquor license renewal, and bills. The main action item is a resolution authorizing a master service agreement with Flock Group Inc. for software, hardware, and services, likely related to surveillance technology. The council will also discuss updating signature cards for city bank accounts.
- Resolution 25-09: Authorizing Master Service Agreement with Flock Group Inc. for software, hardware, and services
- Liquor license renewal for American Legion
- Bills: Check numbers 90873 to 90955 totaling $124,477.11
- Update signature cards for all city accounts with Pioneer Bank
The Sergeant Bluff City Council unanimously approved a master service agreement with Flock Group Inc. for software, hardware, and services, including 10 cameras funded by community businesses. The council also updated signature cards for all city bank accounts with Pioneer Bank, adding Andrea Johnson and updating police department signers. All other agenda items, including the consent agenda (liquor license renewal and bills totaling $124,477.11), were approved unanimously.
- Approved RES 25-09: Master Service Agreement with Flock Group Inc. for software, hardware, and services (unanimous)
- Updated signature cards for all city bank accounts with Pioneer Bank (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda: American Legion liquor license renewal and bills totaling $124,477.11 (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of February 25, 2025 regular meeting and March 4, 2025 budget meeting (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding its sixth budget workshop meeting to review the overall FY 25-26 budget. They will also set a date for the public hearing on the property tax levy rate. No final decisions are expected at this workshop.
- FY 25-26 Budget Meeting #6 - Overall Budget Review
- Set date for Property Tax Levy (Rate) Public Hearing
The City Council held its sixth budget meeting and reviewed staff's recommendation to keep the property tax levy at $13.35 per $1,000 of taxable valuation. They unanimously approved setting the Property Tax Levy (Rate) Public Hearing for April 8, 2025, at 5:15 p.m., with the levy unchanged. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Set Property Tax Levy Public Hearing for April 8, 2025 at 5:15pm (unanimous)
- Kept levy at $13.35 per $1,000 taxable valuation (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will vote on several items, including a resolution to set the police chief's compensation, an amendment to the city's fee schedule, and approval of a farmers market application. They will also discuss cryptocurrency fraud with a police officer and consider updated fire department bylaws.
- RES 25-07: Consent to mayor's appointment of police chief and set compensation
- RES 25-08: Amending fee schedule for rates and user fees
- Approve farmers market application, designate Laura Johnson as manager
- Approve updated Fire Department Constitution and By-Laws
- Bills: Check numbers 90805-90872, total $246,111.45
The City Council unanimously approved Jereme Muller as the new Police Chief and set his compensation via Resolution 25-07. The council also approved an updated Fire Department constitution and by-laws, a farmers market application, and a fee schedule amendment adding a $10 open gym fee for non-residents. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved Jereme Muller as Police Chief and compensation (unanimous)
- Approved updated Fire Department constitution and by-laws (unanimous)
- Approved farmers market application with Laura Johnson as manager (unanimous)
- Approved fee schedule amendment with $10 non-resident open gym fee (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including two new fire volunteers and $246,111.45 in bills (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a resolution to approve a long-term lease of the indoor batting facility at 914 E Topaz Drive to the Sergeant Bluff-Luton Community School District. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from previous meetings, a consent agenda for bills totaling $212,745.62, and routine reports. No other substantive actions are listed.
- Public hearing and resolution (RES 25-05) for long-term lease of indoor batting facility (914 E Topaz Drive) to Sergeant Bluff-Luton Community School District
- Consent agenda: bills check numbers 90736-90804 totaling $212,745.62
- Approval of minutes from January 28, January 30, and February 3 meetings
The Sergeant Bluff City Council unanimously approved a long-term lease of the indoor batting facility at 914 E Topaz Drive to the Sergeant Bluff-Luton Community School District. The 5-year lease will automatically renew unless either party gives notice of non-renewal. The council also approved the consent agenda, including bills totaling $212,745.62, and the minutes of three prior meetings.
- Approved RES 25-05: 5-year lease of indoor batting facility to school district (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda: bills totaling $212,745.62 (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of Jan 28, Jan 30, and Feb 3 meetings (unanimous)
- Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a special meeting and budget workshop. They will hear an appeal from a resident at 506 Jamie Lane regarding an order to remove a vicious dog from the city, and then vote to affirm or reverse that order. The council will also continue budget discussions for fiscal year 2025-26, focusing on the library, city clerk, general buildings, and council departments.
- Public hearing and council decision on appeal of order to remove vicious dog (506 Jamie Lane)
- FY 25-26 Budget Meeting #5 covering Library, City Clerk, General Buildings, Council
The City Council unanimously affirmed the order to remove a vicious dog owned by Mike and Laurie Byrne of 506 Jamie Lane, allowing until February 28, 2025, for removal. The decision followed an appeal hearing where the Byrnes argued the bite was provoked and cited the dog's medication. The council also held a budget meeting for the Library, City Clerk, General Buildings, and Council departments, with the next workshop rescheduled.
- Affirmed order to remove vicious dog from city (unanimous)
- Allowed owner until February 28, 2025, to remove dog
- Discussed FY 25-26 budgets for Library, City Clerk, General Buildings, Council
- Rescheduled budget workshop #6 to later in February
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold a regular meeting with several action items, including authorizing the mayor to sign a succession agreement with the retiring police chief, setting a public hearing for a long-term lease of the indoor batting facility to the school district, and discussing how to honor former city leaders. The agenda also includes routine approvals of minutes, liquor license renewal, appointments, and bills totaling $565,999.93. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real estate purchase or sale.
- RES 25-02: Authorize mayor to sign succession agreement with retiring Police Chief Scott Pack
- RES 25-03: Accept applications for Police Chief and adopt residency requirement
- RES 25-04: Propose long-term lease of indoor batting facility to Sergeant Bluff-Luton Community School District, set public hearing
- Liquor license renewal for Kalico Kates Inc
- Bills: Check numbers 90652-90723 totaling $565,999.93
The City Council unanimously approved a motion to begin renaming Topaz Drive to honor Dale Petersen and dedicating a section of the Loess Hills Trail to Dave Luhman. They also approved resolutions authorizing the mayor to sign a succession agreement with the retiring police chief, accepting applications for the police chief position with a residency requirement, and proposing a long-term lease of the Indoor Batting Facility to the school district. The council approved the consent agenda, including a liquor license renewal and $565,999.93 in bills, and entered closed session to discuss real estate matters.
- Initiated process to rename Topaz Drive to honor Dale Petersen and dedicate Loess Hills Trail section to Dave Luhman (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-02 authorizing mayor to sign succession agreement with retiring Police Chief Scott Pack (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-03 accepting applications for Police Chief and adopting residency requirement (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-04 proposing long-term lease of Indoor Batting Facility to Sergeant Bluff-Luton School District (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including liquor license renewal for Kalico Kates Inc and bills totaling $565,999.93 (unanimous)
- Approved entering closed session to discuss real estate purchase/sale (unanimous)
- Approved proceeding with items discussed in closed session (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a budget workshop meeting, the fourth in a series for the FY 25-26 budget. The agenda includes discussion and possible action on budget items for Parks & Recreation, Planning & Zoning, the Museum, and Economic Development. No other substantive items are listed.
- FY 25-26 Budget Meeting #4
- Parks & Rec budget discussion
- Planning & Zoning budget discussion
- Museum budget discussion
- Economic Development budget discussion
The City Council held a budget meeting to discuss the FY 25-26 budgets for Parks & Recreation, Planning & Zoning, Museum, and Economic Development. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was for discussion only and adjourned unanimously.
- Discussed FY25-26 Parks & Rec budget
- Discussed FY25-26 Planning & Zoning budget
- Discussed FY25-26 Museum budget
- Discussed FY25-26 Economic Development budget
- Adjourned at 6:15 pm (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is meeting for a budget workshop, the third in a series, to discuss the FY 25-26 budget for fire, police, and inspections departments. The agenda lists this as a discussion/action item, but no specific proposals or dollar amounts are provided. The meeting is otherwise procedural, with call to order and adjournment.
- FY 25-26 Budget Meeting #3 - Fire, Police, Inspections
The City Council met for the third budget meeting, discussing the Fire, Police, and Inspections departments. No formal decisions were made; the meeting adjourned unanimously.
- Adjourned meeting unanimously
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is holding a budget workshop meeting to discuss the FY 25-26 budget, specifically focusing on streets and utilities. This is the second budget meeting, and no formal action is listed beyond discussion.
- FY 25-26 Budget Meeting #2 - Streets, Utilities
The Sergeant Bluff City Council held a budget meeting to discuss Streets and Utilities for the FY 25-26 budget. No formal decisions or votes were taken on these items; the meeting was procedural and adjourned unanimously.
- Adjourned meeting at 6:17pm (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council will hold its regular meeting on January 14, 2025, to discuss and potentially act on several items. Key actions include reviewing bids for a new Community Center fire alarm system, approving a pay estimate for the S Lewis Blvd storm water crossing project, and considering a proclamation for National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. The council will also hear an update on city-school partnerships and a request for a shared YMCA study, and make committee appointments for 2025.
- Review of bids for Community Center Fire Alarm System and potential award to contractor
- Approve S Lewis Blvd Storm Water Crossing Project Pay Estimate #1
- Proclamation: National Human Trafficking Prevention Month (January)
- Superintendent Chad Janzen's update on city-school partnerships and request for shared YMCA study
- Liquor license renewal for Dollar General; bills totaling $166,292.97
The Council approved a $5,000 cost-share with the school district for a study on potential YMCA partnership, and awarded a $49,951.34 contract for the Community Center fire alarm system, with an option for duct detection work. They also approved the consent agenda, including a liquor license renewal for Dollar General and bills totaling $166,292.97. A proclamation for National Human Trafficking Prevention Month was read.
- Approved up to $5,000 for shared YMCA study (unanimous)
- Awarded Community Center fire alarm bid to Thompson Solutions for $49,951.34 (unanimous, Hanson abstained)
- Approved consent agenda: Dollar General liquor license renewal and bills of $166,292.97 (unanimous)
- Approved S Lewis Blvd Storm Water Crossing Project Pay Estimate #1 (unanimous)
- Approved RES 25-01 Appointment to MEAN Board of Directors (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of Dec 23, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
City Council
The Sergeant Bluff City Council is meeting for the first of several budget workshops to discuss the FY 25-26 budget, covering capital improvement projects (CIP), personnel, the tax levy process, and the budget schedule. This is a discussion and action item, meaning the council may make decisions or just discuss. No specific dollar amounts or project details are listed on the agenda.
- FY 25-26 Budget Meeting #1 - CIP, Personnel, Tax Levy Process, Budget Schedule
The City Council held its first budget workshop for FY 25-26, focusing on capital projects, personnel, and the property tax levy process. The budget schedule for remaining workshops was formalized, but no specific budget amounts or decisions were approved. The meeting adjourned with a unanimous vote.
- Formalized budget workshop schedule for FY 25-26
- Adjourned meeting at 6:48 pm (unanimous)