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Centerton City Council Meeting 7-14-26
Published: Jul 14, 2026
City Authorized to Issue $17.25 Million in Bonds for Water/Sewer System Improvements
Ordinance 2026-26 was adopted, authorizing the city to issue up to $17,250,000 in water and sewer revenue bonds for system capacity upgrades. The financing includes an emergency clause for timely rate locking and sale, with no immediate rate increase for residents.
City Authorized to Issue $17.25 Million in Bonds for Water/Sewer System Improvements
Ordinance 2026-26 was adopted, authorizing the city to issue up to $17,250,000 in water and sewer revenue bonds for system capacity upgrades. The financing includes an emergency clause for timely rate locking and sale, with no immediate rate increase for residents.
Little Free Library Proposal for Cornerwoods Park Tabled Amidst Liability Concerns
The council discussed a request to install a 'Little Free Library' sharing structure in Cornerwoods Park. The proposal was tabled pending further review of liability, maintenance agreements, and potential city policy on managing multiple such structures. Concerns were raised about ensuring proper use, preventing vandalism, and clarifying ownership and city responsibility.
Municipal Drive to be Renamed Captain Kelly Drive in Honor of Fallen Officer
Ordinance 2026-23 was introduced to rename Municipal Drive to Captain Kelly Drive in honor of Captain Christopher Kelly, who served with the Centerton Police Department and passed away on May 30th. The ordinance highlights his dedication, leadership, and commitment to public safety. Properties on Municipal Drive are city-owned, ensuring no private property owners are adversely affected. The renaming serves a public purpose by commemorating his service.
Resident Alleges Procedural Violations in City Ordinance Process, Demands Better Governance
Andrew Silva criticized the city's business practices, particularly the use of emergency clauses and alleged violations of state code regarding ordinance readings and emergency declarations. He argued that ordinances were not read fully, lacked proper emergency justifications, and that voting procedures for emergency ordinances were not followed. Silva also questioned the mayor's involvement in drafting ordinances for non-public concerns and urged the council to improve their procedures and address FOIA requests thoroughly.
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