Osage agendas take up water plant contracts, trail cameras and parking rules — but October minutes not yet posted
Osage's October agendas put water and wastewater spending, park equipment and parking rules in front of local boards, but no minutes had been published for any of the three meetings summarized here as of Oct. 19. That means no votes, awards or outcomes are established for those meetings. What follows is what each body listed on its agenda.
City Council, Oct. 5: water plant equipment and clarifier repairs
The council was scheduled to meet Monday, Oct. 5, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall. Listed for review and a vote was a resolution awarding the new water treatment plant equipment procurement, along with approval of quotes for wastewater treatment plant clarifier repairs.
The agenda also listed a second reading of an ordinance amending parking rules for trailers, campers and boats and during snow removal, and a resolution amending the solid waste services contract. Liquor and outdoor service license resolutions were listed for Cedar River Complex, Tres Amigos, and Klecks On Main LLC DBA/Rusty's Last Call.
The meeting summary also notes a funding request from the Mitchell County Concert Association and discussion of a deer management program within city limits. The agenda summaries provided do not include dollar amounts for the equipment procurement or the clarifier repair quotes.
Park Board, Oct. 14: trail cameras and Mountain Goat Trail
The Park Board agenda listed a Park Superintendent review and a budget discussion, along with approval of a transfer from the Trust Fund to the General Fund. The board was also set to consider the purchase of trail cameras for Spring Park and a Use and Responsibility Agreement for the Mountain Goat Trail.
Economic Development Committee, Oct. 7
The committee's agenda carried a single listed item: discussion on Mitchell County Economic Development.
Coming up
City Council, Oct. 19. The council is scheduled to review contracts and bonds for Water Treatment Plant Upgrades and to establish a Sewer Inspection Project Fund. The agenda also lists an amendment to the City of Osage Cemetery Schedule of Fees effective January 1, 2027, and scheduling of a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget. An ordinance amending parking regulations for trailers, campers, boats and snow removal is also listed.
Residents who want the full record should consult the official agendas and minutes published by the City of Osage; those documents are authoritative and may add detail, including amounts and vote tallies, not reflected in the summaries above.