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7.22.2026 - City of Jasper Common Council Meeting

Published: Jul 22, 2026

Budget & FinanceOther

City Council Adopts Policy for Petty Cash and Change Funds

The council adopted Resolution 2026-13, establishing and ratifying petty cash funds and change funds, adopting internal control requirements, and authorizing an official schedule of cash on hand. This resolution implements a formal policy for petty cash management, recommended by the state board of accounts. The policy specifies amounts for each department's petty cash and its uses. Changes were made to address requests for increased petty cash in certain departments, particularly those selling alcohol, and to formalize existing practices. The Utility Service Board passed an identical resolution.

Budget & FinanceInstitutional

City Council Approves Additional Appropriations for Regional Wellness Center and Other Projects

The council passed Ordinance 2026-13, which appropriates additional money for the remainder of 2026. This ordinance includes funds for the city's first bond payment and an interest-only payment on bonds for the regional wellness center. It also appropriates funds for the construction of the regional wellness center, using $336,000 transferred from the RDA and $300,000 from the county. Additionally, it allocates funds for IT professional services (Lexi Pool contract adjusted to 18 months), school corporation iPads, riverfront contractual services, and police continuing education for rifles. The previous version of the ordinance was discussed but lacked a public hearing.

Community DevelopmentAll

City Council Members Share Updates on Pool Award, Regional Grants, and Local Business Successes

Council members provided updates: Kevin Manley reported the pool had 25,000 swimmers, surpassing last year's total, and won an international award. He also noted Snitzvank restaurant was voted number one in Indiana. Paul Lauri mentioned the plan commission's upcoming comp plan meeting in September and that Region 15 secured a $700,000 EPA Brownfields grant over five years to assist with Tier 1 and Tier 2 studies. Nancy Eckerley noted the reimbursement of gas tax holiday funds totaling approximately $45,000 for April and May. Phil Mundy shared updates from the Board of Public Works regarding parking space closures for the 'Alive After Five' event and permission for the Turkey Trot, and also reported on positive developments supporting Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center. Kirsten Kenise reported on the gas tax holiday reimbursements.

Other

City Council Accepts June Donations, Including Significant Contributions to Arts and Parks Departments

The council accepted donations for June, including a material donation from Fleck Roofing for the JPD garage roof valued at $4,333.17, which included donated labor for installation. Unrestricted donations for the Arts Council totaled $5,252, with restricted donations amounting to $1,132,611.82. The Parks Department received $100,000 in restricted donations. All donations and their restrictions were approved by the respective departments and the Board of Public Works.

Public SafetyOther

Dog Bite Incident Prompts Review of Animal Ordinance; Archery Range Survey Shows Strong Public Support

The council addressed a dog bite incident and the need to revisit the animal nuisance ordinance. A letter was sent to the animal owner detailing enclosure requirements for dangerous or nuisance animals, with 30 days for compliance. Concerns were raised about repeat offenders and the frequency of issues. Additionally, a survey on an archery range showed strong public support (98% interested, 91% willing to pay), with suggestions to explore locations like Beaver Lake and potentially redeploy funds from past projects. Safety concerns regarding archery were also noted.

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