In a recent city council meeting, Riverview officials addressed several key topics, including public safety, appointments, and legislative updates.

The meeting began with an announcement from the fire department regarding the annual hydrant testing, which may temporarily cause discoloration in residents' water. Residents were advised to run their faucets to clear the issue.

The council approved the minutes from the previous meeting and proceeded to appoint Ron Miller to the building authority for a six-year term, set to expire in February 2030. Additionally, Brett Chittum and Ricky Travis Sr. were appointed to the zoning board of appeals for a three-year term.

A significant discussion centered around the adoption of a resolution to comply with Public Act 152 of 2011, which regulates public employers' contributions to employee medical plans. The council unanimously supported the motion to adopt this resolution.

The highlight of the meeting was the confirmation of Lehi Owens as the new fire chief, appointed by the city manager. The council expressed enthusiasm for Owens' leadership and contributions to the fire department.

Further legislative actions included the adoption of an ordinance amending the code regarding cannabis businesses, specifically adjusting hours of operation and definitions related to schools and childcare facilities. The council also approved a first reading of an ordinance to amend traffic control orders affecting school traffic patterns.

Councilman Webb informed attendees about an upcoming hazardous waste town hall meeting hosted by Congresswoman Dingell, aimed at discussing community safety regarding hazardous waste transport and storage.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to public safety, community engagement, and effective governance.