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Regular City Council Meeting | July 20, 2026

Published: Jul 20, 2026

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Trinity Town Homes Streets Accepted into City's Maintenance Inventory

The council considered and approved the acceptance of streets and rights-of-way in the Trinity Town Homes development into the city's street inventory. The developer petitioned the city after reaching 100% Certificate of Occupancy. City staff and attorneys have inspected and reviewed the infrastructure, confirming it meets city standards. Once accepted, the city will be responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of these streets.

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City Council Adopts Honorific Naming Policy for Facilities and Assets

The council adopted a resolution establishing an honorific naming policy for city-owned facilities or assets. This policy was developed following the recent naming of city hall as the Tony Terouli building and aims to provide consistent standards and guidelines for future naming opportunities, ensuring a clear process beyond verbal discussions.

Community DevelopmentCommercial

Economic Development Commission Welcomes New Leadership, Plans Business Initiatives, and Announces New Businesses

The economic development commission reported on its July meeting, including the approval of Gregory Een as the new chair and Ashley Rabin as vice chair. The commission reviewed a recent 'Business Connect' event and is planning the next one for October 7th. They are focused on making Tigga K (TK) more attractive for businesses and easier for local businesses to promote themselves. Two new businesses, Boba QQ and Unique Boutique, are set to open in the coming months.

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June Public Safety Report Shows High Activity Levels for Fire and Police Departments

The city manager's report provided updates on public safety activities for the month of June. The fire department responded to 176 emergency calls for service and 165 emergency calls for assistance, totaling 341 calls. The police department handled 517 calls for service, with a response time under four minutes, and conducted 783 traffic stops. Both departments were involved in numerous community events and outreaches throughout the month.

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City Council Approves Changes to Parks and Events Committee Structure

The council discussed and approved an amendment to city code related to the parks and events committee. The amendment aims to align the committee's structure with other city committees, where the chairperson is a volunteer appointed from the committee members, and a council member serves as a liaison, rather than having city staff fill these roles. This change is intended to make the committee more effective in improving city amenities.

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