Pierz City Council Sets Preliminary 7.5% Levy Increase Amid Budget Discussions

Overview: During the recent Pierz City Council meeting, a preliminary 7.5% levy increase for 2026 was set as part of ongoing budget discussions. This step marks a high watermark, with the council expressing intentions to explore potential savings to reduce the levy before finalizing the budget. A truth and taxation meeting was scheduled for December 8th to further address community concerns and provide transparency.

Pierz City Council Approves New Hiring Process and Golf Course Rate Adjustments

Overview: During the Pierz City Council meeting on September 8, 2025, the council approved a revised hiring process for city administrator and department head positions, introduced changes to golf course rates, and discussed various city improvements.

Pierz City Council Approves Ordinance Changes and Prepares for Community Events Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: In the recent Pierz City Council meeting, the council approved amendments to Chapter 4 concerning dangerous weapons, discussed the feasibility and safety of a proposed Halloween party at Pierz Campground, and reviewed several community funding and infrastructure projects. Concerns about safety, community involvement, and liability were prominent themes throughout the discussions.

Pierz City Council Approves New Chicken Ordinance and Discusses Mosquito Control

Overview: The Pierz City Council meeting on July 14, 2025, focused on several issues, including the approval of an updated fee schedule to reflect a new chicken ordinance and ongoing concerns about mosquito spraying in the city. The council also addressed multiple staffing changes within the fire department and park complex, as well as updates on local park maintenance and budget considerations.

Pierz City Council Approves Funding for Police and Fire Departments Amid Infrastructure Project Discussions

Overview: During a recent Pierz City Council meeting, officials approved resolutions to allocate source impact funds for the police and fire departments while also deliberating on the logistics and community communication plans for an impending lead service replacement project on Main Street. Other discussions included addressing staffing needs, emergency protocols, and community event planning.