City of Port Huron February 9, 2026

The City of Port Huron held a council meeting on February 9, 2026, which included public comments, city manager reports, and several resolutions related to city operations and community development. Key procurement-related discussions included the acceptance of a $14,984 bid from Rawhorn Electric Incorporated for the Hancock Street sanitary pump station generator replacement, and approval of agreements with St. Clair County Community College for maintenance responsibilities of Bard Street to enhance pedestrian safety. The council also approved a city residency incentive policy aimed at encouraging city employees, particularly police officers, firefighters, and public servants, to live within the city to improve response times and community engagement. Additionally, the council discussed maintenance dredging and dock repairs for downtown marinas, with budget estimates based on historical quantities and plans for grant applications for long-term improvements. Several resolutions were passed by roll call vote, including those related to special assessments for trash pickup and reappointments to the downtown development authority. Public comments addressed concerns about police misconduct, community services, animal control policies, and transparency in city projects. Overall, the meeting focused on operational maintenance, community development initiatives, and policies to support city workforce residency and infrastructure upkeep.