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Florence City Council Caucus Meeting - 2026.07.21

Published: Jul 21, 2026

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Public SafetyAll

Florence Police Department Promotes Two Officers

The City of Florence promoted two officers: Derek Jackson was promoted to Sergeant and Caleb Sfeld was promoted to Corporal. Sergeant Jackson has served over nine years, including roles as a field training officer and drone operator. Corporal Sfeld has served over four years and holds positions as a field training officer, crime scene unit member, honor guard, drone operator, and SWAT team member. The promotions were formalized with an oath of office ceremony.

Public SafetyOther

Florence to Host National Night Out and Liberty Tree Dedication

National Night Out is scheduled for Tuesday, August 4th, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at the Florence Government Center. Residents are invited for a grillout dinner, to meet city departments, first responders, elected officials, and community organizations, and to view emergency equipment displays. Additionally, the Veterans Commission will present a dedication for a Liberty Tree in commemoration of the nation's 250th anniversary.

Parks & EnvironmentOther

Florence Announces Community Events: Popsicles with Police, Christmas in July, and Dive-In Movie

The City of Florence is hosting 'Popsicles with Police' on Thursday from 2:00 to 4:00 PM at Lincoln Woods, specifically in the lower lot by the tennis courts, due to major park improvements. Residents are invited to meet local police officers and enjoy a free popsicle. Additionally, 'Christmas in July' will be held at the Florence Aquatic Center on Saturday, July 25th, with admission costing $5 per person or three canned goods for the Go Pantry. The Aquatic Center will also host a dive-in movie night on Monday, July 27th, featuring 'Lilo and Stitch' and 'Twister'.

Transparency And GovernanceOther

Resident Critiques City Services, Permit Processes, and Library Enforcement

Jack, a resident, shared personal news and commented on the July 4th celebration's lack of handicap parking, suggesting analysis of shuttles and designated parking for future events. He also commented on the city's process for building permits, citing the $450 fee for painting as an example of a regulation that drove a local business owner away. He also expressed dissatisfaction with the perceived lack of enforcement regarding loitering and fights at the library.

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

Florence Establishes Transportation Improvement District Board

The city is moving forward with establishing a Transportation Improvement District (TID) Board of Trustees. The board, composed of five voting members and one non-voting member appointed by the Boone County Planning Commission, will review, evaluate, and recommend transportation improvement projects for the city. Amy, the project manager, introduced herself and discussed her background in public service and managing large-scale funding. The city has contracted with Strand, traffic engineers, for a city-wide traffic study. A program of projects is expected to be presented to the board within months. Nominated board members include Michael Bova, Jim Henning, Kalia Holland, John Nent, Tammy Wilson, and Tom Zerlinsky.

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