New Richland City Faces Flood Risks, Explores Mitigation Strategies and Funding Options

Overview: In a recent New Richland City Council meeting, urgent discussions centered around the significant flood risks facing the city. A hydrology study highlighted the increasing frequency and severity of flooding events, with potential solutions and funding options explored extensively. Alongside this, the council addressed various infrastructure and budgetary concerns, including insurance rate increases and plans for sidewalk improvements.

New Richland City Council Addresses Street Utility Project and Cannabis Ordinances

Overview: The New Richland City Council meeting focused on a comprehensive street utility project and legislative updates related to local cannabis regulations. The council faced discussions around funding the street improvements, aimed at replacing critical underground utilities and reconstructing roadways along Ash and Broadway Streets. Additionally, the council moved forward with ordinances to align local cannabis regulations with impending state laws.

New Richland City Council Grapples with Staffing Challenges and Preliminary Budget for 2025

Overview: The New Richland City Council meeting on September 23rd focused on discussions about workforce development, staffing challenges, and the preliminary budget for 2025, along with updates on infrastructure and community services.

New Richland City Council Approves $16,522 Taser Purchase Amid Budget Discussions

Overview: The New Richland City Council convened on September 9, 2024, addressing issues such as a $16,522 Taser purchase for the police department, budgetary concerns, and infrastructure projects. The meeting included the swearing-in of a new council member, Brandy Jacobson, and discussions on the 2025 budget, stormwater management, and committee assignments.

New Richland City Council Approves Updated Fee Schedule to Address Sewer Fund Deficit

Overview: At the New Richland City Council meeting on August 26, financial and infrastructural adjustments were discussed, including updates to the city’s fee schedule aimed at stabilizing an underfunded sewer Enterprise fund, the appointment of a new council member, and various public works updates.