October 6, 2026 City Council Meeting

At its October 6, 2026 meeting, the Montrose City Council heard residents’ concerns about traffic, littering, speeding, and parking near the high school, including requests to restore permit-only parking and increase enforcement. No action on those requests was recorded. The council appointed Adam Wooden to the vacant District 4 seat and approved six appointments to the 2026–27 Youth City Council. It also approved the prior meeting minutes.

For procurement and capital work, staff presented the annual NEOGOV human-resources software subscription renewal for council consideration at $68,812.98, stating that funding had been allocated in the 2026 budget; the transcript does not capture a motion or vote on the renewal. Staff also reported progress on the wastewater treatment plant improvement project, described as a $33 million project: September invoices totaled about $1.2 million, cumulative expenditures were slightly over $11 million, and the project was about 33–34% complete. No new construction contract award or procurement vote was recorded.