Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Michael Bell’s organization
Oct 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Chandler Town Council Regular Meeting
The council focused on the adoption of the annual budget, designated as ordinance resolution 2026-15. Discussion items included updates on police uniforms and potential sidewalk safety improvements along specific roadways. Progress on the new water tower, including foundation work and the first payment application, was reviewed, alongside the approval of a highway utility agreement for road work. Additionally, the council discussed website enhancements, online form implementation, Halloween event planning, and participation in the upcoming National Night Out event.
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The meeting was convened to discuss budget allocations, specifically reviewing the parks department budget and related funds. Council members examined proposed budget increases, clarified the limitations on reallocating funds between different budget categories once advertised, and discussed flexible lines of credit for maintenance and services. The discussion also touched upon the necessity of creating a capital plan for future expenditures utilizing reserve funds.
Sep 29, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Of Chandler Council Special Meeting
The council held a special meeting to review the proposed 2027 budget and discuss appropriations within various funds. Key discussions included the Parks and Recreation budget, with a focus on supporting operational expenses, and the potential addition of pickleball courts. Additionally, the council discussed a long-term pedestrian safety and mobility plan, as well as reviewed proposed personnel allocations for the Planning, Stormwater, and Street departments.
Sep 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Chandler Town Council Meeting Minutes
The Council held a public hearing for the 2027 budget, reviewing tax levies, expenditures, and fund reserves. A public hearing regarding the abatement of unsafe structures resulted in a decision to proceed with the abatement process while coordinating with external agencies for demolition. The Council approved an ordinance establishing a 20-mile-per-hour speed limit and new stop signs at the community center. Discussions were held regarding a potential police drone program and water treatment plant improvements, with the Council selecting a construction firm for project scoping. Additionally, the Council supported the installation of a Meso Net weather station and signed a letter of support for the Warrick Trails rail-banking project.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
