Playground equipment and annual contracts are on the agenda for the Chillicothe City Council as they meet Monday. The meeting will start at 6:30 pm and will be held via teleconference. Items on the agenda include: A discussion and Ordinance for the renewal of the Grand River Area Visitors (Tourism) contract. Annual Service Contract Reports for Rotary Fireworks, Chamber of […]
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The Trenton City Council will meet Monday in regular session. The meeting begins at 7:00 pm and the public may attend via ZOOM. Meeting is located at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89513129319 The agenda includes one ordinance and one resolution. The ordinance is for an agreement between the city and MoDOT, accepting the Right of Way per an agreement dated July 22 of 2019. […]
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The allocation of one percent of the City of Chillicothe’s Sales Tax revenue was approved at this week’s City Council Meeting. City Administrator Darin Chappell says this year that money will go into the general fund. Chappell says restricted funds can only be used for one purpose. He says once the money is allocated to a specific fund, if the […]
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City Administrator Darin Chappell praised the Chillicothe Street Department and other departments for their work to keep the streets in Chillicothe open. Chappell says until it warms and the streets can be fully cleared, drivers should use extra caution and allow more stopping distance and following space between vehicles.
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The Chillicothe City Council approved an agreement with McLiney and Company to provide financial advisory services as they seek funding for their street projects. City Administrator Darin Chappell explains. Chappell says they have asked for not only rates on the amount needed for the street projects, but additional funds to possibly expand the street project. They hope to have the […]
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The Chillicothe City Council heard four requests for funding as part of their budget process. Vicki Silkwood: President for Concerned Citizens of The Community made the request for increased funding for the Grand River Multipurpose Center due to the increased number of meals served. The request for the 2021/22 budget is $30,000. Jessica Trussel, County Engagement Specialist for the Livingston […]
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The request by CMU Electric Services Department Director Matt Hopper presented the bid for the replacement of the Automated Meter Reading systems for Water and Electric. Hopper says they received four bids for the project. The $1.9 million was not the lowest bid, but the maintenance contract was about 1/3 the cost of the other systems. Hopper says they will […]
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The Trenton City Council will consider one ordinance and vehicles for departments as they meet Monday. The Council meets at 7:00 at Trenton City Hall, and the public will be allowed to attend only via ZOOM. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81268786025 The ordinance to be considered is with Shuler Concrete and Construction for removal and replacement of the concrete driveway at the Trenton Fire […]
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The electric Generation Study was presented to the Chillicothe Board of Public Works and that study will help determine the direction of equipment needed by CMU. General Manager Jim Gillilan says they had been waiting on this study before replacing a generator that is not working. Gillilian says with the data received, the board and staff will determine the direction […]
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The Chillicothe City Council approved McKliney and Company as the financial advisor on the financing of the Street Project. City Administrator Darin Chappell says the recommendation to the council was based on the Requests for Qualifications or RFQs received. After a brief discussion, the council approved the recommendation of the City Administrator.
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