Condon public meetings in 2025

Committee Meeting

The committee will hold a work session to discuss interim city operations. No other specific agenda items or decisions were listed.

• Discussion of interim city operations

City Council

The City Council will discuss contracts for the S. Main Street Sidewalk Project and review an E-Waste Service Agreement with URT. The body is also set to accept the resignation of Councilor Dawn Parm and review the 2024-25 Audit Correction Action Plan.

• Review and approval of E-Waste Service Agreement with URT
• Acceptance of Councilor Dawn Parm's resignation
• Review of contracts for S. Main Street Sidewalk Project (Anderson, Perry & Associates & Gilliam County Grant)
• Review and approval of 2024-25 Audit Correction Action Plan from Oregon Secretary of State
• Fund request from Oregon Frontier Chamber of Commerce

The council unanimously approved the E‑Waste Service Agreement with URT. It also approved the 2024‑25 Audit Correction Action Plan, changed signers on several city bank accounts, and moved forward with the Phase 1 sidewalk contract pending attorney‑reviewed conditions. Additionally, the council accepted Councilor Dawn Parm’s resignation, donated $10,000 to the Oregon Frontier Chamber of Commerce for fireworks and approved up to $2,500 for holiday decorations, and authorized the purchase of four pieces of equipment for $43,817.50.

• Approved E‑Waste Service Agreement with URT (unanimous 4‑0)
• Approved 2024‑25 Audit Correction Action Plan (unanimous 4‑0)
• Changed bank and investment pool signers, adding Gibb Wilkins and Jeremy Kirby, removing Kathryn Greiner and Dawn Parm (unanimous 4‑0)
• Approved Phase 1 S. Main St. sidewalk contract with Anderson, Perry & Associates, contingent on attorney‑reviewed items (unanimous 4‑0)
• Donated $10,000 to Oregon Frontier Chamber for fireworks and approved reimbursement up to $2,500 for holiday decorations (unanimous 4‑0)
• Accepted Councilor Dawn Parm’s resignation and declared the seat vacant (unanimous 4‑0)
• Authorized purchase of four equipment items for $43,817.50 from the Water and Wastewater Reserve funds (unanimous 4‑0)
• Approved November 5, 12, and 24, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous 4‑0)

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the City Administrator position. This includes an executive session to consider the employment of a public officer, employee, staff member, or individual agent.

• Executive session regarding employment of public officer or staff member
• Discussion of City Administrator position

The council discussed the city administrator position. Councilor Hanna Bass moved that staff be directed to proceed with next steps in developing options for the city administrator transition plan, and Councilor Michael Durfey seconded the motion. The motion carried with five councilors voting yes and none voting no or abstaining.

• Directed staff to develop city administrator transition plan options – motion carried

City Council

The City Council is holding a special executive session to consider the employment of a public officer or staff member. The primary purpose of the meeting is to interview candidates for the City Administrator position.

• Interviews for City Administrator position

The council entered an executive session to interview candidates for the City Administrator position. The meeting was adjourned at 5:11 p.m. with no decisions made.

City Council

The council unanimously approved the October 1, 2025 regular and executive session meeting minutes. It decided to implement a new parking and traffic plan for Summit and Main Streets, effective January 1, 2026, and to issue a press release about it. The discussion of priorities for the upcoming ODOT Small City Allotment grant was tabled for next month.

• Approved October 1, 2025 regular council meeting minutes (7-0)
• Approved October 1, 2025 executive session meeting minutes (7-0)
• Decided to issue press release and implement new parking plan at Summit & Main Streets effective Jan 1 2026
• Tabled discussion of ODOT Small City Allotment grant priorities (to be revisited next month)

Committee Meeting

The Swimming Pool Committee will conduct a site comparison review and a design workshop. The body will discuss potential locations and the design of the pool and bathhouse.

• Site comparison of Condon School District, Old Condon Grade School, and Industrial Site
• Pool design review
• Bathhouse design review
• Massing study

The committee examined site comparisons, pool and bathhouse designs, and potential additional amenities. No approvals, denials, or votes were recorded. Opsis will distribute the design materials for further comment and prepare a final report with cost information.

• Reviewed site comparison – outcome: discussion only
• Reviewed pool design – outcome: discussion only
• Reviewed bathhouse design – outcome: discussion only
• Considered adding bleachers, EV chargers, and solar carport – outcome: discussion only
• Identified need for roof over hallway to pool deck – outcome: discussion only
• Opsis to send designs to CA Greiner for committee distribution – outcome: action assigned

City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting featuring an executive session. The body will discuss and review recruitment and candidates for interviews for the City Administrator position.

• Review of four sets of screening materials for City Administrator candidates

The council entered an executive session under ORS 192.660(2)(a) to consider the employment of a public officer. During the session they reviewed screening materials and discussed candidates for the city administrator position. No actions were approved, denied, or voted on, and the meeting adjourned at 6:57 p.m.

City Council

The council gave final approval to Ordinance 2026-02, which updates parking regulations and related provisions, with a unanimous yes vote. The September 3, 2025 meeting minutes were also approved. The council approved the 2025‑26 Condon Community Pool lease with the school district. Council members agreed to apply for grants to fund sidewalk projects and to obtain quotes for a golf‑course fence and a pickleball court.

• Approved Ordinance 2026-02 (parking and related updates) – Yes: Jan Stinchfield, Dawn Parm, Jeremy Kirby, Tom Fatland, Hanna Bass, Michael Durfey; No: none
• Approved September 3, 2025 council minutes – Yes: Jan Stinchfield, Dawn Parm, Jeremy Kirby, Tom Fatland, Hanna Bass, Michael Durfey; No: none
• Approved 2025‑26 Condon Community Pool lease with Condon School District – Yes: Jan Stinchfield, Dawn Parm, Jeremy Kirby, Tom Fatland, Hanna Bass, Michael Durfey; No: none
• Council agreed to apply for Gilliam County Capital Investment Grant for sidewalk projects
• Council agreed to have Public Works obtain quotes for a golf‑course fence
• Council agreed to pursue Oregon Park and Recreation grants for a pickleball court

Committee Meeting

The Condon committee will hold a work session to review options and designs for a new pool and bathhouse at the Old Condon Grade School site.

• Work session on pool and bathhouse designs
• Review of Old Condon Grade School site
• Design workshop for pool and bathhouse
• Review of sample pool designs from previous workshop

The Pool Committee reached consensus to locate the new community pool at the industrial site at the corner of Cottonwood Lane and Main Street. The committee approved adding cement pads with water and electricity for food trucks. They directed the design team to revise the site‑comparison matrix to include the current pool and will compile today’s information to develop finalized plans for the industrial site.

• Consensus to locate new pool at the industrial site (corner of Cottonwood Lane and Main Street)
• Approved addition of cement pads with water and electricity for food trucks
• Directed draft matrix to be revised to include the current pool
• Planned to compile meeting information and develop set plans for the industrial site

City Council

The council gave unanimous approval to the first reading of Ordinance 2026‑02, which amends parking rules, golf‑cart regulations, water‑disconnection fees and other code sections. It also unanimously approved the renewal of several existing OLCC licenses and granted a new OLCC license to Condon Dino Mart LLC. Council members agreed to start the process to vacate the alley between Highway 206/Bayard Street and Spring Street, and they tabled further discussion of the $200,000 Gilliam County economic‑development grant.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2026‑02 (Yes‑all six councilors)
• Approved OLCC license renewals for BPOE #1869, Hattenhauer/Condon Food Mart, Murray's Drugs/Pharmacy, Two Boys Meat & Groceries, and WSC/Wild Sage Restaurant (Yes‑all)
• Approved new OLCC license for Condon Dino Mart LLC (Yes‑all)
• Approved August 6, 2025 council meeting minutes (Yes‑all)
• Authorized up to $100 gift certificates for 2025 lifeguards (consensus)
• Began process to vacate alley between Highway 206/Bayard St and Spring St (consensus)
• Tabled discussion on use of $200,000 Gilliam County economic development grant

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to deliberate on a tentative subdivision plan for Fairway Housing. The body will also review updates regarding the Condon Grade School and the Round-Up/Main Street properties.

• Public hearing for City of Condon Subdivision Tentative Plan - Fairway Housing
• Administrative Historic District Decision update for Round-Up/Main Street Properties
• Condon Grade School update
• Discussion on 2024 Oregon SB 1537 Housing Land Use Adjustment

City Council

The committee reviewed project goals, demographic analysis, concept designs, and preliminary site layouts for a new pool. No formal decisions were made on site selection or design details. The city administrator will work with consultants to schedule the next meeting and determine a site for the master plan.

City Council

The City Council will discuss infrastructure projects, including the ODOT SCA project at Oregon and Church Streets. The body is also reviewing parking designs for Summit and Main Streets and a grant application for renewable energy.

• Payments over $50,000 to Crestline Construction for ODOT SCA Oregon & Church Streets Project
• Change order for Oregon & Church Street ODOT SCA Grant Project
• Resolution 2026-02 to apply for an Oregon Department of Energy Community Renewable Energy Grant
• Parking design approval for Summit & Main Streets
• Request from Condon Early Learning Center to change donation

The council authorized Mayor Hall to approve Crestline Construction invoices of $50,000 or more, approved a change order for the Oregon & Church Streets ODOT project, and approved the parking plan with 8.5‑foot lanes on Summit and Main Streets. It also approved the early‑learning center donation reclassification, adopted a resolution to apply for an Oregon Department of Energy renewable energy grant, and approved the consent agenda items. All motions carried with the recorded vote tallies.

• Authorized Mayor Hall to approve Crestline Construction payments ≥ $50,000 (Stinchfield, Parm, Kirby yes)
• Approved change order for Oregon & Church Streets ODOT SCA project (Stinchfield, Kirby yes)
• Approved parking plan with 8.5‑ft lanes and delineation posts (Stinchfield, Parm, Kirby yes)
• Approved resolution to apply for Oregon Dept. of Energy renewable energy grant (Stinchfield, Parm, Kirby yes)
• Approved early learning center donation reclassification (Stinchfield, Parm yes; Kirby abstain)
• Approved July 2 and July 11 council minutes (Stinchfield, Parm, Kirby yes)
• Approved change order for geotech fabric and excavation on Oregon & Church Streets (Stinchfield, Kirby yes)

Budget Committee

The Swimming Pool Committee is holding a work session to conduct a visioning workshop. The committee will review two proposed locations for a swimming pool.

• Review of Old Condon Grade School Site
• Review of Industrial Site at the corner of Cottonwood Lane and Main Street

The committee reviewed two proposed pool sites – the old Condon Grade School property and an industrial parcel at Cottonwood Lane and Main Street. Members expressed a consensus that the school site is preferable, though they asked for a second look at the existing pool location. The city will not fund construction directly; instead it will seek grants and a bond. Consultants will return to evaluate the current pool and both potential sites and provide cost estimates.

• Consensus favored the old Condon Grade School site (no formal vote)
• Committee requested a second review of the current pool location
• City will not finance the build; funding to come from grants and a bond
• Consultants to revisit the current pool and both sites and supply cost estimates

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the recruitment of a City Administrator. The discussion will cover the position description and a draft recruitment timeline.

• City Administrator recruitment draft timeline
• City Administrator position description

The council discussed the recruitment of a new city administrator. It was determined that email will be the point of contact for the process, with the Finance Committee conducting the initial review of applications. Contractor Jennifer Stapleton will research advertising options and budget and report back to the council. No formal vote was recorded.

• Designated email contacts to CA Greiner and Mayor Hall as point of contact (determined)
• Assigned Finance Committee to conduct initial review of applications (determined)
• Tasked contractor Jennifer Stapleton to research advertisement options and budget (assigned)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider the first and second reading of Ordinance 2026-01 regarding floodplain management. The body will also review a general fee resolution and finalize the layout for the Fairway Housing Subdivision.

• Public hearing and potential emergency declaration of Ordinance 2026-01 (Floodplain Management Regulations)
• Review and approval of Resolution 2026-01 (General Fee Resolution)
• Finalization of Lot Layout for Fairway Housing Subdivision
• Review of fund request for Summer Food Program at Condon Early Learning Center
• Acceptance of City Administrator Kathryn Greiner's resignation

The council adopted Ordinance 2026-01, a floodplain management regulation, with an emergency clause making it effective on July 2, 2025. It also approved invoices totaling $143,025.73, a general fee resolution effective August 1, 2025, and a $2,500 grant for the Condon Early Learning Center’s summer food program. Additionally, the council accepted the resignation of City Administrator Kathryn Greiner effective Dec 31, 2025, and appointed members to the swimming pool committee.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2026-01 (title only) – motion carried (all Yes)
• Approved first reading with emergency clause – motion carried (all Yes)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance 2026-01 (title only) – motion carried (all Yes)
• Approved second reading with emergency clause – motion carried (all Yes)
• Approved Automation Group invoice $90,553.60 and CIS invoice $52,472.13 – motion carried (all Yes)
• Approved Resolution 2026-01 General Fee Resolution effective Aug 1, 2025 – motion carried (all Yes)
• Approved $2,500 grant to Condon Early Learning Center – motion carried (Yes: Stinchfield, Parm, Fatland; Abstain: Kirby, Durfey)
• Accepted resignation of City Administrator Kathryn Greiner effective Dec 31, 2025 – motion carried (all Yes)

Budget Committee

The Condon Budget Committee will hold a work session to discuss the Condon Community Pool Master Plan and review fee schedules for the golf course and pool. The meeting will be held via Zoom on June 4, 2025.

• Discuss Condon Community Pool Master Plan
• Discuss Fee Schedule for Golf Course & Pool
• Maps & Other information regarding pool plan

The committee approved the creation of a 6‑8‑person pool committee to work with OPSIS on preliminary designs and a timeline. OPSIS was tasked with gathering current pool budget and attendance data and drafting a basic plan. Pool fees will stay the same for the year, while golf fees will change to a flat $15 daily pass and new clubhouse rental rates.

• Form a 6‑8‑member pool committee to work with OPSIS on preliminary plans
• Assign OPSIS to gather current pool budget and attendance data and develop a basic design plan
• Assign OPSIS to provide a timeline for pool design activities
• Pool fees will remain unchanged for the year
• Golf fees will change from "membership" to "passes"
• Set daily golf fee at a flat $15 for all play
• Set golf clubhouse rental at $100 for course reservation and $200 for clubhouse use only

City Council

The Condon City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2025-26 budget and revenue sharing, followed by a vote to adopt the budget and related resolutions. The meeting also includes reviews of contracts, position descriptions, and updates on community projects.

• Public hearing on 2025-26 budget and revenue sharing
• Review & Approve Resolution 2025-04 - 2025-26 Budget
• Review & Approve Contract with Gilliam County Fire Services
• Review & Approve Intergovernmental Agreement with Lane Council of Governments
• Review & Approve ODOT Small City Alotment Project - Church & Oregon Street Paving

The council approved the 2025‑26 budget resolution and adopted the city’s appropriations. It also approved a 2.08% waste‑collection rate increase, the finance committee’s recommendations (including a 5% water and sewer rate hike and staff wage increase), and a $219,850 ODOT paving contract. Additional actions authorized the Housing Infrastructure Support Grant contract and an intergovernmental agreement for city‑administrator recruitment. Councilor Stinchfield was appointed council president for the 2025‑26 year.

• Approved Waste Connections 2.08% rate increase (Yes- Stinchfield, Kirby, Fatland, Durfey)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑04 adopting the 2025‑26 budget (Yes- Stinchfield, Kirby, Fatland, Durfey)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑05 declaring the city’s election to receive state revenues (Yes- Stinchfield, Kirby, Fatland, Durfey)
• Approved part‑time park and golf attendant position descriptions (Yes- Stinchfield, Kirby, Fatland, Durfey)
• Approved Finance Committee recommendations: 5% water/sewer rate increase, staff wage increase, insurance cap decrease (Yes- Stinchfield, Kirby, Fatland, Durfey)
• Approved ODOT Small City Allotment paving contract $219,850 to Crestline Construction (Yes- Stinchfield, Kirby, Fatland, Durfey)
• Authorized signing Housing Infrastructure Support Grant contract (Yes- Stinchfield, Kirby, Fatland, Durfey)
• Authorized signing Intergovernmental Agreement for city‑administrator recruitment (Yes- Stinchfield, Kirby, Fatland, Durfey)

Planning Commission

The Finance Committee is holding a work session to review the current general fee schedule. The committee will also review employee compensation for 2025-26.

• Review of General Fee Schedule
• Review of 2025-26 employee compensation

The committee unanimously recommended the proposed 5% water and sewer rate increases, including higher base rates, a $170 deposit, and higher bulk‑water and sewer‑reserve fees, to the City Council. It approved raising transfer‑station fees to $1 for grocery bags and $3 for 30‑gallon bags. It approved new golf fees of $15 for nine holes and $15 for a full day, plus clubhouse rentals of $50 to close the course and $150 for a one‑day rental. It also recommended a 5% staff salary increase and lowering the insurance cap to $2,200 per month.

• Recommend 5% water and sewer rate increases (in‑town $31.80, out‑of‑town $47.25, deposit $170, bulk water $6/1,000 gal, sewer reserve $1.50) to council
• Approve transfer‑station fee increase: grocery bag $1 (from $0.50)
• Approve transfer‑station fee increase: 30‑gal bag $3 (from $2.50)
• Approve golf green fee of $15 for 9 holes (up from $10) and $15 for all‑day play
• Approve clubhouse rental rates: $50 to close course, $150 for one‑day rental
• Approve staff rate increase: secretarial/clerical $40/hr (from $20)
• Approve staff rate increase: professional/technical $75/hr (from $50)
• Recommend 5% staff salary raises and lower insurance cap to $2,200/month

City Council

The Condon City Council will meet to discuss several infrastructure agreements and reports. The body is deciding on a master plan agreement for the community swimming pool and a construction change order for the golf course clubhouse.

• Review and approval of Condon Community Swimming Pool Master Plan Agreement with Opsis Architecture LLP
• Review and approval of change order from Rutherford Construction LLC for steps at Golf Course Clubhouse
• Approval of payment to Farm Equipment Headquarters for Kubota Equipment via CWD Grant
• Approval of Bank of Eastern Oregon Municipal Account Signers
• Report from Gilliam County Fire Services Coordinator Casey Zollar

The council approved the Condon Community Swimming Pool Master Plan agreement with Opsis Architecture and authorized the city administrator to sign it. It also approved a $117,898 payment for equipment under the Community Wildfire Defense grant, a $3,367.50 change order for steps at the Golf Course Clubhouse, and changes to the municipal account signers. The April 2, 2025 council minutes were approved. The fire services agreement will be revisited at the June meeting.

• Approved Condon Community Swimming Pool Master Plan agreement with Opsis Architecture – motion carried (Stinchfield, Parm, Kirby, Fatland, Bass, Durfey)
• Approved $117,898 payment to Farm Equipment Headquarters for CWD grant equipment – motion carried (Stinchfield, Parm, Kirby, Fatland, Bass, Durfey)
• Approved $3,367.50 change order for Golf Course Clubhouse steps – motion carried (Stinchfield, Parm, Kirby, Fatland, Bass, Durfey)
• Approved removal of James Hassing, Michael Cronk, Janet L. Stinchfield and retention of Kathryn M. Greiner as signers on the Bank of Eastern Oregon municipal account – motion carried (Stinchfield, Parm, Kirby, Fatland, Bass, Durfey)
• Approved the minutes of the April 2, 2025 regular council meeting – motion carried (Stinchfield, Parm, Kirby, Fatland, Bass, Durfey)
• Deferred approval of the Gilliam County Fire Services agreement to the June meeting – noted for future consideration

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will meet to elect officers and review the 2025-26 budget message, notes, and city goals. The committee will hear public comment on the budget and state revenue sharing. The meeting may conclude with a motion to approve the 2025-26 budget or a continuance to April 28, 2025.

• Election of Budget Committee Chairperson and Secretary
• Public comment on 2025-26 budget and State Revenue Sharing
• Review of 2025 City of Condon Goals & Priorities
• Discussion and potential approval of the 2025-26 City of Condon Budget

The committee elected Mayor Dustan Hall as chair and appointed City Administrator Kathryn Greiner as secretary. They approved the April 22, 2024 budget committee minutes. They approved a tax rate of $7.282 per $1,000 of assessed value and a $26,000 bond payment for fiscal year 2025-26. They also approved the proposed 2025-26 City of Condon budget as presented.

• Elected Mayor Dustan Hall as budget committee chair (unanimous)
• Appointed City Administrator Kathryn Greiner as secretary (unanimous)
• Approved April 22, 2024 budget committee minutes (unanimous)
• Approved tax rate $7.282 per $1,000 assessed value and $26,000 bond payment (unanimous)
• Approved 2025-26 City of Condon budget as presented (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to review and discuss a draft floodplain ordinance. The body will also review and approve minutes from the November 19, 2024 meeting.

• Review and discussion of Draft Floodplain Ordinance
• Approval of November 19, 2024 meeting minutes

The commission voted to approve the November 19, 2024 planning commission meeting minutes. The motion was made by Commissioner Vernon Grey, seconded by Commissioner Mark Wilson, and carried with all present voting yes. The commission also discussed a draft floodplain ordinance, voiced concerns, and agreed to forward those concerns to the city council. No other actions were taken.

• Approved November 19, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Consensused to forward floodplain ordinance concerns to council (no vote)

City Council

The City Council will review a payment to Rutherford Construction, LLC and a second reading of an ordinance regarding city burning regulations. The body will also discuss fairway housing and an attorney agreement with Wyatt Baum.

• Payment of $50,900 to Rutherford Construction, LLC for Golf Course Clubhouse
• Second Reading of Ordinance 2025-01 regarding burning regulations
• Attorney Agreement with Wyatt Baum
• Discussion on Fairway Housing
• Review of Condon Water Source & System Summary

The council approved the March 5, 2025 meeting minutes, authorized a $50,900 payment to Rutherford Construction for the golf course clubhouse, adopted the second reading of Ordinance 2025-01 outlining burning regulations (effective May 3, 2025), and approved the attorney fee contract with Wyatt Baum. All motions carried with unanimous yes votes and no opposition.

• Approved March 5, 2025 council minutes (Yes- Jan Stinchfield, Dawn Parm, Jeremy Kirby, Tom Fatland, Hanna Bass, Michael Durfey; No- None; Abstain- None)
• Approved $50,900 payment to Rutherford Construction for golf clubhouse (Yes- Jan Stinchfield, Dawn Parm, Jeremy Kirby, Tom Fatland, Hanna Bass, Michael Durfey; No- None; Abstain- None)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance 2025-01 (Burning Regulations) (Yes- Jan Stinchfield, Dawn Parm, Jeremy Kirby, Tom Fatland, Hanna Bass, Michael Durfey; No- None; Abstain- None)
• Approved Attorney/Client Fee Contract with Wyatt Baum of Baum Smith LLC (Yes- Jan Stinchfield, Dawn Parm, Jeremy Kirby, Tom Fatland, Hanna Bass, Michael Durfey; No- None; Abstain- None)

Planning Commission

The Public Works Committee will review the city's water distribution, wastewater, and street systems. The body will discuss water and sewer rates and provide updates on the AMI water meter system and Safe Routes to School.

• Water & Sewer Rates
• AMI Water Meter System update
• Summer Water Projects
• Future Street Priorities
• Safe Routes to School Update

City Council

The Condon City Council will review and approve the February accounts payable and a contract with Anderson, Perry & Associates. The council will also hold the first reading of an ordinance regarding burning regulations.

• Review & Approve February Accounts Payable and VISA Statements
• Review & Approve Anderson, Perry & Associates Contract for SCA Grant Project
• First Reading Ordinance 2025-01 - Burning Regulations
• Shaw Property Purchase Update
• Update on Condon Grade School Project

City Council

The Condon City Council will meet to approve meeting minutes, accounts payable, and 2025 goals. The council will also consider a resolution to establish a reserve fund and declare intent to purchase real property.

• Approve 2025 Goals & Priorities
• Approve Resolution for Reserve Fund
• Approve Resolution to Purchase Real Property
• Review Condon Community Pool Update
• Review Oregon Frontier Chamber of Commerce Funding Request

City Council

The City Council is meeting for a retreat work session to discuss various infrastructure and community projects. The session focuses on planning and next steps for city facilities and services. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Condon Community Swimming Pool discussion
• Future plans and public messaging for Condon Grade School
• Next steps for Fairway Housing
• Fiber/Broadband wifi system and leasing fibers
• Water and sewer projects overview

City Council

The City Council will administer oaths of office to the Mayor and three Councilors. The body will also vote on several administrative appointments for the Planning Commission, Budget Committee, and city record designations.

• Oath of office for Mayor Dustan Hall and Councilors Hanna Bass, Tom Fatland, and Jeremy Kirby
• Appointment of Kathryn Greiner as 2025-26 Budget Officer
• Appointments to Condon Planning Commission and Budget Committee
• Approval of the 2025-26 Budget Calendar
• Approval of Plan of Action Letter to the Oregon Secretary of State Division of Audits for 2023-24 Audit