Wetumpka, AL
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Recent meetings
Mon Aug 17, 2026
City Council
Council to consider 2026-27 budget, retiree lump-sum payment
The Wetumpka City Council will hold a work session and regular meeting, with items including a second vote on a one-time lump-sum payment to retirees, a first reading of the 2026-2027 budget, and several contracts and rezoning actions. The agenda also includes a public hearing advertisement for a zoning change at 208 Marshall Street and a request to host a rally at Gold Star Park.
- Resolution 2026-8-17-1: one-time lump sum payment to retirees, estimated cost $11,731.00 (second reading)
- Professional services agreement with GMC for Floodplain Engineering and Aerial Survey Services for River Town Center
- 2026-2027 budget (first reading)
- Change order for upgraded electrical service for restroom/parking lot project, cost $4,200.00
- Rezoning of 1.27 acres at 208 Marshall Street from R2.6 to B4 (public hearing advertisement and ordinance first reading)
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Jerry Willis Kevin Robbins
Chery] Tucker
Lynnes 8. Justiss
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Steve Gantt
Tiffany Robinson Joe Brown
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, August 17, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
e Boards & Committees
e Agenda Items
COUNCIL MEETING
e Call to Order, Mayor Willis
e Invocation
e Pledge of Allegiance
© Roll Call
¢ Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held August 3, 2026.
Old Business
1. Resolution 2026-8-17-1, resolution to approve a one-time lump sum payment to retired members and
beneficiaries of deceased retirees who retired prior to October 1, 2025 at an estimated cost of $11,731.00.
(second)
2. Approve professional services agreement with GMC for Floodplain Engineering and Aerial Survey Services for
River Town Center. (A. Payton) (second)
New Business
3. 2026-2027 budget (T. Knight)(first}
4. Approve change order for upgraded electrical service for restroom/parking lot project at a cost of $4,200.00. (A.
Payton){first)
Approve renewal lease with Homesouth Office, LLC, for the Discovery Center. (A. Stieb)
6. Permission to advertise a public hearing concerning a petition by City of Wetumpka to amend the zoning map of
Wetumpka, Alabama by rezoning a parcel of land that is located at 208 Marshall Street in Wetumpka, AL. The
parcel consist of 1.27 acres more or less lying in …
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Mon Aug 3, 2026
City Council
Council to vote on $180K sports complex change orders, liquor license
The Wetumpka City Council will consider approving change orders for the Sports Complex project (up to $180,000) and a parking lot/bathrooms project ($8,406.27), as well as a resolution for a one-time lump sum payment to certain retirees ($11,731). A public hearing and vote on a restaurant retail liquor license for Bridge Street Kitchen and Pasta LLC at 101 E. Bridge St. is also scheduled.
- Approve change orders for Sports Complex project not to exceed $180,000
- Approve change order for parking lot/bathrooms project at a cost of $8,406.27
- Public hearing and approval of 020-Restaurant Retail Liquor license for Bridge Street Kitchen and Pasta LLC at 101 E. Bridge St.
- Resolution 2026-8-3-1 for one-time lump sum payment to retired members and beneficiaries at estimated cost of $11,731
- Approve professional services agreement with GMC for Floodplain Engineering and Aerial Survey Services for River Town Center
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Jerry Willis Kevin Robbins
Cheryl Tucker
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Lynnes 8. Justiss
Tiffany Robinson Steve Gantt
Joe Brown
City of Wetunwka
Council Meeting
Monday, August 3, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
e Boards & Committees
e Agenda items
COUNCIL MEETING
e Calito Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held July 20, 2026.
Old Business
1. Approve change orders for Sports Complex project not to exceed $180,000. (A. Payton) (second)
2. Approve change order for parking lot/bathrooms project at a cost of $8,406.27. (A. Payton) (second)
3. Approve implementation of the TimeClock Plus Timekeeping System. (D. Steed) (second)
New Business
4. Public Hearing- 020-Restaurant Retail Liquor (on premise only) for Bridge Street Kitchen and Pasta LLC
located at 101 E. Bridge St. Wetumpka, AL.
5. Approve 020-Restaurant Retail Liquor (on premise only) for Bridge Street Kitchen and Pasta LLC located
at 101 E. Bridge St. Wetumpka, AL.
6. Resolution 2026-8-3-1, resolution to approve a one-time lump sum payment to retired members and
beneficiaries of deceased retirees who retired prior to October 1, 2025 at an estimated cost of
$11,731.00. (first)
7. Approve professional services agreement with GMC for Floodplain Engineering and Aerial Survey
Services for River Town …
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Mon Jul 20, 2026
City Council
City Council to review sports complex and parking lot change orders
The Wetumpka City Council will meet to consider change orders for the Sports Complex and a parking lot/bathrooms project. The body will also discuss police equipment surplus and the implementation of a new timekeeping system.
- Change orders for Sports Complex project
- Change order for parking lot/bathrooms project
- Surplus of 24 Mossberg shotguns and 26 Beretta pistols for the Police Department
- Implementation of TimeClock Plus Timekeeping System
- Permission for book fair at Farmers Market and community dinner on Company Street
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Jerry Willis Kevin Robbins
Cheryl Tucker
Lynnes 8. Justiss
Steve Gantt
Joe Brown
CITY CLERK/TREASURER
Tiffany Robinson
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, July 20, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
‘WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
© Boards & Committees
© Agenda Items
COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held July 6, 2026.
ec eee
Old Business
New Business
1. Approve change orders for Sports Complex project. (A. Payton) (first)
2. Approve change order for parking lot/bathrooms project. (A. Payton) (first)
3. Permission for the Police Department to surplus twenty-four (24) Mossberg shotguns and twenty-six
(26) Beretta pistols. (E. Reeves)
4. Approve implementation of the TimeClock Plus Timekeeping System. (D. Steed) (first)
5. Permission for Brandon Mummey to host a book fair at the Farmers Market on September 19, 2026.
6. Permission for Main Street Wetumpka to host community dinner on Company Street on September 27,
2026.
Adjourn
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P.O. Box 1180 » Wetumpka, Alabama 36092 + (334) 567-5147 + Fax (334) 567-1307
Mon Jul 6, 2026
City Council
City Council to approve resurfacing and sidewalk project on West Tallassee St.
The Wetumpka City Council will consider three items: approving Change Order #1 for downtown parking and restroom facility improvements, authorizing the purchase of a 10‑license volume tier of Adobe Acrobat Pro, and adopting a resolution to enter an agreement with the State of Alabama for resurfacing and sidewalk improvements along West Tallassee Street from SR‑14 (Coosa River Pkwy) to North Bridge Street.
- Approve Change Order #1 for downtown parking and restroom facilities improvements project
- Purchase a 10‑license volume tier of Adobe Acrobat Pro
- Resolution to enter agreement with the State of Alabama for resurfacing and sidewalk improvements on West Tallassee St. from SR‑14 to North Bridge St.
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Jerry Willis Kevin Robbins
Cheryl Tucker
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Lynnes S. Justiss
Tiffany Robinson Steve Gantt
Joe Brown
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, July 6, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
‘WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
© Boards & Committees
© Agenda items
‘COUNCIL MEETING
© Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held June 15, 2026.
Old Business
1. Approve Change Order #1 for downtown parking and restroom facilities improvements project. (A.
Payton)(second)
‘New Business
2. Permission to purchase a 10-license volume tier of Adobe Acrobat Pro. (J. McGehee)
3. Resolution 2026-7-6-1, Enter into agreement with the State of Alabama for resurfacing and sidewalk
improvements along West Tallassee St. from SR-14 (Coosa River Pkwy) to North Bridge Street.
Adjourn
P.O. Box 1180 » Wetumpka, Alabama 36092 « (334) 567-5147 +» Fax (334) 567-1307
Mon Jun 1, 2026
City Council
Council to vote on extending moratorium on package stores and vape shops
The Wetumpka City Council will hold a work session and regular meeting, including a public hearing on a federal transit grant application for seniors and disabled residents. The council will also consider second reading of an ordinance extending a moratorium on package stores, convenience stores, gas stations, vape shops, mini warehouses, and self-storage facilities. Additionally, the council will vote on a request to install new street lighting in the Level Community at a monthly cost of $63.03.
- Ordinance 2026-2 (second reading) extending moratorium on package stores, convenience stores, gas stations, vape shops, mini warehouses, and self-storage facilities
- Public hearing for City of Wetumpka's application to Alabama DOT for federal Section 5310 grant for seniors and individuals with disabilities
- Permission to install new street lighting in Level Community at $63.03 monthly cost
- Approval of minutes from May 18, 2026 council meeting
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Willi Kevin Robbins
Jerry Willis Cheryl Tucker
CITY CLERK/TREASURER aces Ga
Tiffany Robinson Joe Brown
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, June 1, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
‘WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
* Boards & Committees
© Agenda Items
‘COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held May 18, 2026.
Old Business
1. Ordinance 2026-2, an ordinance extending the moratorium on package stores, convenience stores,
gas stations, vape shops, mini warehouses and self-storage facilities. (second)
(New Business
2. Public Hearing- The City of Wetumpka is applying to the Alabama Department of Transportation fo.
a federal capital funding award under Section 5310 of the Federal Transit Act to meet
transportation needs for seniors and individuals with disabilities in Wetumpka.
3. Permission to install new street lighting in the Level Community at a reoccurring cost of $63.03
monthly.
Adjourn
P.O. Box 1180 - Wetumpka, Alabama 36092 + (334) 567-5147 + Fax (334) 567-1307
Mon May 18, 2026
City Council
Wetumpka City Council considers liquor licensing and fire service agreements
The council will hold a public hearing and vote on a retail liquor license for El Boss restaurant. Other items include extending a moratorium on certain businesses and approving mutual aid agreements for fire services.
- Liquor license for Mexican Restaurant El Boss at 7495 US Highway 231
- Ordinance 2026-2: extension of moratorium on package stores, gas stations, and self-storage
- Alabama Inter-local Mutual Aid Agreement
- Mutual Aid Agreement with Montgomery Fire Rescue
- Hiring of one full-time fire personnel
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Jerry Willis Kevin Robbins
Cheryl Tucker
ct Lynnes 8. Justiss
'Y CLERK/TREASURER Steve Gantt
Tiffany Robinson Joe Brown
City of Wetumpka
‘Council Meeting
Monday, May 18, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
© Boards & Committees
© Agenda Items
COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held May 4, 2026.
Old Business
New Business
1. Public Hearing-020 restaurant retail liquor license (on premises only) for Mexican Restaurant El
Boss located 7495 US Highway 231, Wetumpka, AL.
2. Approve 020 restaurant retail liquor license (on premises only) for Mexican Restaurant El Boss
located 7495 US Highway 231, Wetumpka, AL.
3. Ordinance 2026-2, an ordinance extending the moratorium on package stores, convenience stores,
gas stations, vape shops, mini warehouses and self-storage facilities. (first)
4. Resolution 5-18-1, an agreement to participate in The Alabama Inter-local Mutual Aid Agreement.
(G. Willis)
5. Approve Mutual Aid Agreement with Montgomery Fire Rescue. (G. Willis)
6. Permission to hire one full-time fire personnel. (G. Willis)
7. Approve amended Memorandum of Understanding with the Board of Education for the use of the
Wetumpka Sports Facilities.
8. Grant permission for the Eimore County Food Pantry to host a car show at the Wetumpka S …
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Mon May 4, 2026
City Council
Council to vote on $63,462 for SWAT equipment and $16,647 for flock cameras
The Wetumpka City Council will hold a work session and regular meeting on May 4, 2026. Items on the agenda include second reading of a traffic ordinance, approval of $63,462 for SWAT equipment and $16,647 for flock cameras, and a $20,000 partnership with the YMCA. Resolutions will authorize transportation assistance and sewer improvement projects. The council will also consider event permits for Juneteenth and a car show.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2026- to amend traffic laws within Wetumpka
- Approval to purchase SWAT equipment and uniforms at a cost of $63,462.00
- Approval to purchase six flock cameras at a cost of $16,647.28
- Permission to participate in YMCA's YTown at $20,000 over up to 3 years (first reading)
- Resolution 2026-5-4-2 for contract with Central Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission to administer Mill Village Sewer Improvements CDBG Project No. LR-CM-PF-25-014
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CITY COUNCIL
Mayor
Jerry Willi: Kevin Robbins
"y s Cheryl Tucker
Lynnes S. Justiss
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Steve Gantt
Tiffany Robinson Joe Brown
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, May 4, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
* Boards & Committees
© Agenda Items
COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held April 20, 2026.
Old Business
1. Ordinance 2026- an ordinance to amend certain traffic laws withing the City of Wetumpka,
(second)
2. Approval to purchase SWAT equipment and uniforms at a cost of $63,462.00. (E. Reeves)(second)
3. Approval to purchase six flock cameras at a cost of $16,647.28. (E. Reeves)(second)
New Business
4, Permission to participate in the YMCA’s YTown at a cost of $20,000 over a period not to exceed 3
years. (first)(T. Knight)
5. Resolution 2026-5-4-1, authorizing the Mayor to execute, file an award application, and enter into
agreement with the Alabama Department of Transportation for aid in financing of a Section 5310
transportation assistance project.
6. Resolution 2026-5-4-2, contract with Central Alabama Regional Planning and Development
Commission to provide administration services for the Mill Village Sewer Improvements CDBG
Project No. LR-CM-PF-25-014.
7. Resolution 2026-5-4-3, agreement for engineering service …
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Mon Apr 20, 2026
City Council
Council to vote on $63K SWAT gear, $16K flock cameras, traffic ordinance
The Wetumpka City Council will hold a work session followed by a regular meeting. They will consider approving internal controls policy, a first reading of a traffic ordinance amendment, and several expenditures including SWAT equipment and flock cameras. Old business includes spraying contracts for ditches and vegetation.
- Approval to purchase SWAT equipment and uniforms at $63,462.00
- Approval to purchase six flock cameras at $16,647.28
- First reading of Ordinance 2026 to amend traffic laws
- Permission to spray storm ditches ($6,161) and brush/kudzu ($6,000)
- Parking lot lease with Haynes Commercial Properties and improvements bid
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Jerry Willis Kevin Robbins
Cheryl Tucker
Lynnes S, Justis
Steve Gantt
Joe Brown
CITY CLERK/TREASURER
Tiffany Robinson
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, April 20, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
* Boards & Committees
© Agenda Items
COUNCIL MEETING
* Call to Order, Mayor Willis
* Invocation
© Pledge of Allegiance
© Roll Call
© Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held April 6, 2026.
Old Business
1. Permission to spray storm ditches at a cost of $6,161.00. (C. Brown)(second)
2. Permission to spray brush and kudzu from boat launch to Memorial Park on North East side of river
at a cost of $6,000. (C. Brown)(second)
New Business
Approve internal controls policy. (T. Knight)
Ordinance 2026- an ordinance to amend certain traffic laws withing the City of Wetumpka. (first)
Approval to purchase SWAT equipment and uniforms at a cost of $63,462.00. (E. Reeves)(first)
Approval to purchase six flock cameras at a cost of $16,647.28. (E. Reeves)(first)
Approve lowest bid for parking lot improvements and infrastructure for restroom facilities.
Approve parking lot lease with Haynes Commercial Properties, LLC.
Permission to install power at arena and arena restrooms at a cost of $20,799.99. (first)
10. Permission to purchase five restroom facilities off Sourcewell contract. (first)
Adjourn
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Mon Apr 6, 2026
City Council
City Council approves Project Development Agreement with Dunham's Athleisure Corp.
The Wetumpka City Council met on April 6, 2026 and approved several items, including a public hearing and resolution (2026-4-6-1) for a Project Development Agreement with Dunham's Athleisure Corporation, Inc. The council also authorized the purchase of a Turf Tank Painting robot with an $8,500 first‑year subscription and $7,500 for each of the next two years, and approved a hotel feasibility study not to exceed $8,500. Additional approvals covered storm‑ditch spraying, brush removal, a well system at the Sports Complex arena, a revised downtown parking lot proposal, and replacement of the Library HVAC indoor coil.
- Resolution 2026-4-6-1 approving the Project Development Agreement with Dunham's Athleisure Corp.
- Purchase of Turf Tank Painting robot: $8,500 for year 1, $7,500 for years 2‑3.
- Permission to spray storm ditches at a cost of $6,161.00.
- Install well system and waterline at Sports Complex arena for $7,135.66.
- Replace indoor coil in Library HVAC system for $7,689.00.
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Jerry Willis Kevin Robbins
Cheryl Tucker
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Lynnes 8. Justiss
Tiffany Robinson pas ae
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, April 6, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
© Boards & Committees
© Agenda Items
COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held March 16, 2026.
Old Business
1. Permission to transition existing Permit Manager and Delta Business License software to a secure, cloud-
hosted platform. (J. McGehee)(second)
2. Permission to purchase Turf Tank Painting robot for an annual subscription of $8,500.00 for the first year
and $7,500.00 for years two and three. Provides the capability to paint Hohenberg Football Stadium, all
‘grass soccer fields for Youth League Football, Ezekiel Football, all Diamond fields, and the Football Stadium.
(R. Bass)(second)
3. Approve hotel feasibility study at a cost not to exceed $8,500.00. (second)
New Business
‘4. Public Hearing-resolution 2026-4-6-1, Project Development Agreement for Dunham's Athleisure
Corporation, inc.
5. Resolution 2026-4-6-1, a resolution approving the Project Development Agreement with Dunham's
Athleisure Corporation, Inc.
6. Approve the memorandum of Understanding for synthetic turf maintenance equipment and services.
Permission to spray storm ditc …
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Mon Mar 16, 2026
City Council
City Council will approve the revised municipal budget for 2026.
The Wetumpka City Council meeting will consider and approve an audit report and a revised budget. Council members will also discuss several permission requests, including a firearms sales permit, a software migration, and a robot purchase. Additional items include a hotel feasibility study and a utility relocation agreement. The meeting concludes with routine items such as an Easter Egg Hunt permission and award of an airport grass‑cutting bid.
- Approve revised budget (no dollar amount specified)
- Grant permission for Dunham’s Athleisure Corporation, Inc. to sell firearms at 4896 U.S. Highway 231
- Permission to purchase Turf Tank Painting robot: $8,500 for year one, $7,500 for years two and three
- Approve hotel feasibility study with a cost not to exceed $8,500
- Permission to transition Permit Manager and Delta Business License software to a secure cloud‑hosted platform
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
i Kevin Robbins
Jerry Willis Cheryl Tucker
Lynnes S. Justiss
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Steve Gantt
Tiffany Robinson Joe Brown
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, March 16, 2026
‘Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
* Boards & Committees
© Agenda Items
COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held March 2, 2026.
Old Business
New Business
1. Audit report. (Tay Knight)
2. Approve revised budget.(Tay Knight)
3. Grant permission for Dunham’s Athleisure Corporation, Inc. to sell firearms at 4896 U.S. Highway
231.
4, Amend date in resolution 2026-3-2-1 from July 18, 2026 to July 17, 2026, sales tax holiday.
5. Permission to transition existing Permit Manager and Delta Business License software to a secure,
cloud-hosted platform. (J. McGehee)(first)
6. Permission to purchase Turf Tank Painting robot for an annual subscription of $8,500.00 for the
first year and $7,500.00 for years two and three. Provides the capability to paint Hohenberg
Football Stadium, all grass soccer fields for Youth League Football, Ezekiel Football, all Diamond
fields, and the Football Stadium. (R. Bass)(first)
7. Approve hotel feasibility study at a cost not to exceed $8,500.00. (first)
8. Award the Wetumpka Municipal Airport grass cutting bid to the lowes …
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Mon Mar 2, 2026
City Council
City Council considers $540,625 pickleball court expansion
The City Council will vote on several equipment purchases and a sports facility agreement. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding alcohol licenses for a specific business location. Members will also consider a sales tax exemption for certain items in July.
- Pickleball court expansion change order for $540,625.00
- Purchase of skid steer loader and brushcutter for $133,595.00
- Purchase of two fire vehicles for $127,366.32
- Retail beer and wine license public hearing for Grove Station LLC at 119 Company Street
- Purchase of an Arena Drag for $9,400.00 from Reveal 4-in-1, LLC
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CITY COUNCIL
Mayor
a Kevin Robbins
Jerry Willis Cheryl Tucker
Lynnes S. Justiss
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Steve Gantt
‘Tiffany Robinson Joe Brown
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, March 2, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
‘WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
© Boards & Committees
Agenda Items
COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held February 17, 2026.
ec eee
Old Business
1. Approve change order, alternate #1 and alternate #3 for pickleball court expansion at a total price of
$540,625.00 to be covered by the City of Wetumpka. (J. Barrett)(second)
2. Approve purchase of an Arena Drag at a cost of $9,400.00 from Reveal 4-in-1, LLC. (J. second)(first)
3. Permission to purchase 2026 skid steer loader and brushcutter at a cost of $133,595.00. (J.
Strickland)(second)
4. Permission for Fire Department to purchase two new fire vehicles at a cost of $127,366.32.(G.
illis)(second)
New Business
Adjourn
5. Public Hearing-040-retail beer (on/off premise) and 060-retail wine (on/off premise) license for Grove
Station LLC located at 119 Company Street, Wetumpka, AL.
6. Approve 040-retail beer (on/off premise) and 060-retail wine (on/off premise) license for Grove Station
LLC located at 119 Company Street, Wetumpka, AL.
7. Approve the Memorandum of Understanding with the Elmore Co …
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Tue Feb 17, 2026
City Council
Council considers $540,625 for pickleball court expansion
The Wetumpka City Council will meet to vote on several equipment purchases for police, fire, and public works departments. The body is also considering a spillage easement and funding for sports facility expansions.
- Pickleball court expansion change order for $540,625.00
- Purchase of five police vehicles for $289,717.89
- Purchase of 2026 skid steer loader and brushcutter for $133,595.00
- Purchase of two fire vehicles for $127,366.32
- Spillage Easement with HSC Wetumpka, LLC in River Town Center
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Jerry Willis Kevin Robbins
Cheryl Tucker
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Lynnes S. Justiss
‘i Steve Gantt
Tiffany Robinson -
joe Brown,
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
3:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow
‘WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
* Boards & Committees
* Agenda Items
COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order, Mayor Willis,
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held February 2, 2026.
Old Business
1. Permission for the Police Department to purchase five vehicles at a cost of $289,717.89. (second)(E.
Reeves)
2. Approve repairs for fire apparatus, engines 101 and 102 to address diesel exhaust issues at a cost of
$8,000.00. (second)(G. Willis)
3. Approve tree removal from the Wetumpka Municipal Airport at a cost of $11,500.00. (second)(L.
Weldon)
New Business
4. Approve Spillage Easement with HSC Wetumpka, LLC in River Town Center.
5. Approve change order, alternate #1 and alternate #3 for pickleball court expansion at a total price of
$540,625.00 to be covered by the City of Wetumpka. (J. Barrett)first)
6. Approve purchase of an Arena Drag at a cost of $9,400.00 from Reveal 4-in-1, LLC. (J. Barrett){first)
Permission to Surplus and sell Public Works equipment at auction. (J. Strickland)first)
8. Permission to purchase 2026 skid steer loader and brushcutter at a cost of $133,595.00. (J.
Strickl …
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Mon Feb 2, 2026
City Council
City Council to consider police vehicles and business licenses
The Wetumpka City Council will hold public hearings regarding an economic development agreement and liquor licenses. The council will also vote on several municipal equipment purchases and maintenance contracts.
- Economic Development Agreement for Grove Station Restaurant and Bakery
- Class 1 liquor license for Four Macon LLC (Coosa River Craft House) at 191 Spring Street
- Beer and wine licenses for Food for Less Wetumpka LLC (Piggly Wiggly) at 5326 US Highway 231
- Purchase of five police vehicles for $289,717.89
- Fire apparatus repairs for $8,000.00 and airport tree removal for $11,500.00
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Jerry Willis Kevin Robbins
Cheryl Tucker
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Lynnes 8. Justiss
Tiffany Robinson level Gant
Joe Brown
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, February 2, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow; but no later than 6:00 p.m.
WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
© Boards & Committees
© Agenda Items
* Police Promotion Ceremony
‘* Proclamation-National FFA Week, February 21-28, 2026, Creed Speaking
COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held January 20, 2026.
Old Business
New Business
1. Public Hearing-Resolution 2026-2-2-1-resolution approving an Economic Development Agreement for
Grove Station Restaurant and Bakery.
2. Resolution 2026-2-2-1-resolution approving an Economic Development Agreement for Grove Station
Restaurant and Bakery.
3. Public Hearing-010-Lounge Retail Liquor -Class 1 license for Four Macon LLC, Coosa River Craft House,
located at 191 Spring Street, Wetumpka, AL 36092.
4. Approve 010-Lounge Retail Liquor -Class 1 license for Four Macon LLC, Coosa River Craft House, located
at 191 Spring Street, Wetumpka, AL 36092.
5, Public Hearing-050-Retail Beer (Off Premises Only) and 070-Retail Table Wine (Off Premises Only) for
Food for Less Wetumpka LLC, Piggly Wiggly Food for Less located at 5326 US Highway 231, Wetumpka,
AL 36092.
6. Permission for …
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Tue Jan 20, 2026
City Council
Council to approve $19,789 purchase of a Kubota RTV for the sports complex
The Wetumpka City Council will vote on buying a Kubota RTV utility vehicle for the sports complex at a cost of $19,789.00. It will also consider a professional services agreement with GMC to create a master plan for Westside/Riverfront Park, appointments to the Impact Crater Commission and Library Board, and a request for Harper & Co Coffee to hold an event at the Farmer's Market on April 18, 2026.
- Purchase of one Kubota RTV utility vehicle for the sports complex – $19,789.00
- Enter into a professional services agreement with GMC for a Westside/Riverfront Park master plan
- Appointment of Toni Bruner to the Wetumpka Impact Crater Commission
- Re‑appointment of Tonia Ayers to the Library Board
- Permission for Harper & Co Coffee to host an event at the Farmer's Market on April 18, 2026
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
onps Kevin Robbins
Jerry Willis Cheryl Tucker
Lynnes 8. Justiss
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Steve Gantt
Tiffany Robinson Joe Brown
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Tuesday, January 20, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
3:00 p.m.
WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
e Boards & Committees
e Agenda Items
COUNCIL MEETING
e Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held January 5, 2026.
Old Business
1. Permission to purchase one Kubota RTV utility vehicle for the sports complex for installing and
removing the temporary fencing system at a cost of $19,789.00.(R. Bass)(second)
New Business
2. Permission to enter into a professional services agreement with GMC to develop a
Westside/Riverfront Park master plan.
3. Appoint Toni Bruner to the Wetumpka Impact Crater Commission. (A. Stieb)
4. Re-appoint Tonia Ayers to the Library Board. (S. Hayes)
5. Permission for Harper & Co Coffee to host event at the Farmer's Market on April 18, 2026.
Adjourn
P.O. Box 1180 *» Wetumpka, Alabama 36092 « (334) 567-5147 « Fax (334) 567-1307
Mon Jan 5, 2026
City Council
Council considers settlement agreement and equipment purchases
The Wetumpka City Council will meet to discuss a legal settlement and several equipment acquisitions. The agenda includes requests for police firearms, fire department headsets, and a utility vehicle.
- Resolution 2026-1-5-1 to execute a Settlement Agreement and Mutual Release for civil action 29-CV-2023-900286
- Purchase of one Kubota RTV utility vehicle for the sports complex for $19,789.00
- Diversified Alarm Company contract for stadium VIP room fire alarm: $3,000.00 one-time, $45 monthly, and $350.00 annual inspection
- Purchase of new firearms for the Police Department via state bid
- Permission for Elmore County Extension Office to host Farm City Festival on October 6, 2026
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Mayor CITY COUNCIL
Jerry W Kevin Robbins
Cheryl Tucker
CITY CLERK/TREASURER Lynnes S. Justiss
Tiffany Robinson Steve Gantt
City of Wetumpka
Council Meeting
Monday, January 5, 2026
Wetumpka Administrative Building, River Room, 408 South Main Street
5:00 p.m. Work Session/Council Meeting to follow; but no later than 6:00 p.m.
WORK SESSION
Citizens’ Comments (Ord. 2016-8)
Reports of:
© Boards & Committees
© Agenda Items
‘COUNCIL MEETING
Call to Order, Mayor Willis
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes-Council Meeting held December 15, 2025
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Old Business
1. Approve the purchase of four (4) headsets for firetruck 101. {G. Willis)(second)
2. Approve the purchase of new firearms for the Police Department off state bid. (E. Reeves)(second)
New Business
3. Resolution 2026-1-5-1, authorizing City Attorney to execute all documents to complete and
effectuate the Settlement Agreement and Mutual Release for civil action number 29-CV-2023-
900286.
4. Permission for Diversified Alarm Company to connect and monitor the Fire Alarm System
underneath the VIP room at the stadium with a one-time cost of $3000.00, $45 monthly and an
annual inspection for $350.00. (R. Bass)
5. Permission to purchase one Kubota RTV utility vehicle for the sports complex for installing and
removing the temporary fencing system at a cost of $19,789.00.(R. Bass)(first)
6. Permission for the Elmore County Extension Office to host Farm City Festival at the Farmer's
Market on O …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $287,932 | T-N-T MECHANICAL LLC Department of Veterans Affairs · REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF BIOHAZARD MATERIAL |
| $112,021 | T-N-T MECHANICAL LLC Department of the Interior · SERVICE, TUAI HVAC PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE FOR NPS, TUSKEGEE AIRMEN N |
| $64,860 | MIDENGA GROUP CAPITAL LLC Department of Veterans Affairs · NFS UNIFORM PURCHASE |
| $55,060 | T-N-T MECHANICAL LLC Department of the Interior · SERVICE, TUIN HVAC PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE FOR NPS, TUSKEGEE INSTITUT |
| $31,791 | T-N-T MECHANICAL LLC Department of Agriculture · AUBURN HVAC PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE SERVICE |
| $16,963 | T-N-T MECHANICAL LLC Department of the Interior · SERVICE, REPAIR/REPLACE 2 COMPRESSORS AT HANGER 2 FOR NPS, TUSKEGEE AI |
| $16,747 | T-N-T MECHANICAL LLC Department of the Interior · SERVICE, REPAIR & REPLACE 2 COMPRESSORS AT HANGAR 2 FOR NPS, TUSKEGEE |
| $13,720 | T-N-T MECHANICAL LLC Department of Veterans Affairs · REBUILD HOT WATER PUMP |
| $13,000 | TK FABRICATION AND MACHINE WORK LLC Department of Defense · 8511788744!SKID,PLATFORM |
| $9,800 | T-N-T MECHANICAL LLC Department of the Interior · SERVICE, HVAC SERVICES (BASE YEAR) FOR NPS, SELMA TO MONTGOMERY NATION |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context (Elmore County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities3 (2024)
Business establishments1,305 (15,513 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,055/mo (2025)
Adults with low literacy21.5% (low numeracy 34% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
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Permitted housing units
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