The council expressed gratitude towards the community for their generous contributions to the Beyond the Yellow Ribbon campaign, emphasizing the critical role such donations play in supporting local veterans. This campaign is part of an ongoing effort to assist military personnel and their families by providing necessary resources and support.

In administrative matters, the council reviewed and approved a salary increase for City Administrator Justin Miller. The personnel committee recommended moving his salary from Step 6 to Step 7, with the adjustment set to take effect on January 1, 2025. The review praised Miller’s leadership and communication skills.

A public hearing was conducted to address the final plat and easement vacation for Ritter Meadows Third Edition. The replat involves making townhome units deeper, thereby increasing their size. The council approved the necessary resolutions to vacate and replace existing easements as part of the new development plan.

The council also approved the acquisition of real property, following a closed session discussion, with staff authorized to bid on tax-forfeited property at an upcoming public auction. This decision aligns with the city’s strategic plans for economic development and land use.