The Huron City Commission convened on August 4, 2025, to address several key agenda items, primarily focusing on infrastructure improvements and community facilities.

The meeting commenced with a discussion on the installation of a new light, which will be a push-button model. A motion was made and seconded to approve this installation, with the funding sourced from pending reserve funds. The importance of sidewalks was emphasized, particularly in congested areas where the lack of sidewalks forces pedestrians to cross streets for safe passage.

Next, the commission considered a request from Chad Schroeder, the Parks and Recreation Director, to enter into an agreement with PCIC Construction Company. This agreement aims to prepare a seismic design and preliminary budget for a new concession and restroom building at Memorial Baseball Park, with costs not exceeding $4,000 plus applicable taxes. Schroeder explained that this design is essential for determining the project's financial feasibility and ensuring that the city can make informed decisions regarding future developments.

Commissioners expressed the urgency of the project, noting that timely approval is necessary to meet FEMA's grant requirements. The discussion highlighted the collaborative efforts between the Parks and Recreation Department and the baseball board to identify community needs and ensure that the design meets those requirements.

Following the discussions, a motion to approve the agreement with PCIC Construction was made and seconded, leading to a unanimous roll call vote in favor of the motion.

The meeting concluded after addressing these significant items, with the commission reaffirming its commitment to enhancing community infrastructure and facilities.