Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Pat Kattenbraker’s organization
Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pinckneyville City Council Regular Meeting
The council reviewed the treasurer's report and approved accounts payable. Key business included the approval of a street closure request for a community event, the addition of a volunteer firefighter to the roster, and the filing of the fiscal year 2026 audit report. The council passed several resolutions regarding the leasing of community center space and grant assistance for a local property. Additionally, an ordinance was approved to impose a moratorium on new businesses engaged in the sale of tobacco, smoking, and vaping products. The meeting also addressed public concerns regarding traffic stop signs and community center programming, and concluded with an executive session regarding property, litigation, and utility matters.
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The council reviewed financial reports, including payroll and accounts payable, and authorized employee vaccinations. Key operational decisions included hiring a new water treatment plant operator and approving various road closures and grant agreements. The council also discussed an alternate construction route for a solar development project, resolutions regarding office space leases for local organizations, and an update on a housing development project. Furthermore, officials addressed ordinance updates regarding tobacco and vaping business regulations and held an executive session concerning property matters and litigation.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pinckneyville City Council Special Meeting
The council considered and approved a motion to hire Caleb Wilson as a Licensed Operator (Class A) for the Water Distribution System and Treatment Plants, in the role of Responsible Operator in Charge and Lab.
Aug 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pinckneyville City Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed various municipal topics, including a request from the Chamber of Commerce for support with Mardi Gras events and advertising costs. Approvals were granted to allow liquor establishments to remain open later on specific holidays and to schedule Trick-or-Treating. The council accepted resignations from city liaison and merit board positions and appointed a new liaison officer. Financial items included approval of the treasurer's report, accounts payable, materials for water main extensions, and the purchase of a new pickup truck for the street department. Additionally, the council reviewed resolutions regarding grant assistance agreements and leasing office space at the community center, and held an executive session for personnel and property matters.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
