Miles public meetings in 2024
6 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Miles City Council will consider several new business items, including two resolutions on utility payment collection and one appointing Jennifer Machande to represent the city on the Waste Authority of Jackson County. Council members will also discuss the city engineering project at 442 Ferry Road. A brief public comment period will allow residents to raise issues such as the 346 Ferry Road building, storm sewer concerns, and police department matters.
- Approve Res. 2024-28 – collection of payment for city utilities and enforcement of nuisance ordinance
- Approve Res. 2024-30 – appoint Jennifer Machande to represent the City of Miles on the Waste Authority of Jackson County (term Jan. 1, 2025‑Dec. 31, 2026)
- Discuss and consider city engineering project at 442 Ferry Road
- Approve Res. 2024-27 – collection of payment for city utilities and enforcement of nuisance ordinance (duplicate resolution)
- Public comments on 346 Ferry Road building, storm sewer, and police department
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed USDA storm siren and consider final adoption of Ordinance 24-5 to amend utility rates. The body will also discuss building permits and construction projects at specific local addresses.
- Public hearing for proposed USDA storm siren
- Ordinance 24-5: Amending Water, Sewer, and Refuse Collection Rates
- Res. 2024-26: Applying for USDA financial assistance for a siren
- Building permit discussion for 438 Lincoln St./439 Washington
- Construction discussion for 442 Ferry Road
City Council
The City Council will discuss updating utility rates and requesting wind turbine setbacks from Jackson and Clinton counties. The body will also consider a retail alcohol license and a public hearing for a USDA project.
- Ordinance 24-5 to amend water, sewer, and refuse collection rates
- Res. 2024-25 requesting Jackson County wind turbine setbacks of 3 miles from city limits
- Res. 2024-27 requesting Clinton County wind turbine setbacks of 3 miles from city limits
- Class “B” Retail Alcohol License permit for Jesse’s Auto. & Mini Mart
- Public hearing for a USDA project scheduled for November 6th
City Council
The Miles City Council will discuss and decide on several new business items, including awarding the solid waste contract and entering a police service contract with the Preston Police Department. Council members will also consider the final passage of Ordinance 24-4, which updates the city’s building numbering code. Additional items include a line locator purchase, a building permit for 549 Adams Ave, and a resolution approving the Urban Renewal Report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024.
- Awarding the Solid Waste Contract
- Contract agreement for police service with the Preston Police Department
- Final passage and adoption of Ordinance 24-4, Chapter 17, Numbering of Buildings
- Purchase of a Line Locator
- Building permit for 549 Adams Ave
City Council
The Miles City Council will consider repairing a culvert on Ferry Road, terminating a police contract with the Jackson County Sheriff's Department, and adopting a wage amendment for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. The council will also hold a public hearing on a portable storage container ordinance and discuss a new siren grant.
- Repair culvert at 101 Ferry Road
- Terminate police contract with Jackson County Sheriff Department
- Amend wages for City Employees for FY 2024-2025
- Approve Ordinance 24-3 regarding portable storage containers
- Apply for USDA grant for a new siren
City Council
The Miles City Council will consider several personnel matters, including employee raises and a clothing allowance. The agenda also includes infrastructure repairs on Ferry Road and updates to city ordinances. Additionally, the council will discuss police protection agreements and solid waste contract bidding.
- Street repair on Ferry Road ($2,700.00)
- Ordinance 24-3 regarding portable storage containers
- Ordinance 24-2 regarding building numbering
- Employee clothing allowance and handbook amendment (Res. 24-18)
- Condemnation and easement for 350 Ferry Road