Clinton City Council: October 26, 2026

The Clinton City Council meeting on October 26, 2026, included discussion of several infrastructure and spending matters. A downtown ice-skating rink proposal sought a $15,000 city contribution for a two-week run beginning after Thanksgiving; the rink would charge users, and organizers planned to raise additional funds. A motion and second were made to provide the contribution, but a motion to table followed, and the transcript does not show a final vote or disposition. The city also reported that a budget amendment is expected next month for capital projects, including streetscapes and the armory. A proposal for a comprehensive traffic study is pending: the city asked its consulting traffic engineers, Cannon & Cannon, for an estimate, but had not received it. A motion to declare unspecified accessories surplus and transfer them to another agency or dispose of them through GovDeals was approved.

Council discussed the police department’s license plate reader procedures and oversight, but no procurement decision was made. The council also approved Ordinances 708 and 709 on final readings, concerning zoning for Aspire Park and an annexation area on Crestwood Drive. No contract award or bid approval was identified in the transcript.