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At-a-glance: Board of Aldermen votes Oct. 24, 2025 — consent items, grants and agreements
Summary
The Board of Aldermen approved the consent agenda and several ordinances and resolutions by unanimous votes. This roundup lists each item the board passed on Oct. 24, 2025, with brief descriptions and vote tallies.
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The following items were approved by the Branson Board of Aldermen at the Oct. 24, 2025 meeting. Vote tallies shown are from roll calls recorded during the meeting. If a specific sponsor name was not recorded in the transcript, 'mover' and 'second' are shown as not specified.
1) Consent agenda (approved 6-0) - Minutes: Board of Aldermen minutes for Oct. 13, 2025 (study session), Oct. 14, 2025 (special meeting) and Oct. 14, 2025 (regular meeting). Acknowledgement of planning commission minutes (Sept. 2, 2025) and advisory park board minutes (Sept. 16, 2025). Acknowledgement of disbursements for Sept. 16'Oct. 15, 2025. - Final reading of bill number 65-99, an ordinance amending Appendix A of the Branson Municipal Code pertaining to water and sewer rate adjustments and utility fee schedule (details read into record; passed 6-0). - Final reading of bill number 66-08, an ordinance authorizing the city to issue taxable industrial development revenue bonds not to exceed $11,500,000 for an industrial development project (Butterfly Palace) and authorizing related documents (passed 6-0). - Final reading of bill number 66-11, participation in the national opioid settlement with secondary manufacturers; mayor authorized to execute documents (passed 6-0). - Final reading of bill number 66-14, an ordinance amending Branson Municipal Code section 86-6621 pertaining to stop signs (passed 6-0). - Final reading of bill number 66-15, authorizing the mayor to execute a cost-apportionment agreement with Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission for Route 76 signal replacement (job 7P3507) (passed 6-0). - Final reading of bill number 66-16, approving a contract with Seabridge Acquisition LP (Optimum) for relocation costs of telecommunication facilities related to West 76 Country Boulevard improvements (passed 6-0). - Final reading of bill number 66-17, ordinance appointing members to fill vacancies on the Branson Tax Increment Financing Commission (passed 6-0).
2) Bill 66-18, first reading (2026 budget) ' Approved on first reading, 6-0. (See separate story for details.)
3) Bill 66-19, second addendum to the agreement with Southern Missouri Professional Firefighters Local 152 ' Approved on first reading and read for final reading due to timing; final reading approved 6-0. Addendum covers wage increases (4.14% performance increase, 1% COLA, additional 1.8% for certain fire classifications); staff estimated FY2026 impact at about $170,000.
4) Veterans Day parade special-event permit (resolution) ' Approved 6-0. Event on Nov. 11; setup 7 a.m.; start 11 a.m.; estimated attendance 5,000; route and temporary street closures described in staff report.
5) Adoration Day parade special-event permit (Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce) ' Approved 6-0. Event on Dec. 7; start 5 p.m.; estimated attendance 4,000; route and closures similar to Veterans Day parade.
6) Bill 66-20, intergovernmental agreement with Missouri Department of Public Safety for the 2026 Missouri Blue Shield Grant Program (MBSGP) ' Approved on first reading and read for final reading; final reading approved 6-0. City accepted a $50,000 award to buy laptops for officers.
7) Bill 66-21, intergovernmental agreement (MOU) with Branson Public School District for participation in ADAPT (Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Team) ' Approved on first reading and read for final reading; final reading approved 6-0. MOU commits city to participation in prevention efforts and allows the school to fund overtime for enforcement operations.
All listed actions passed unanimously during the meeting; where a bill received only a first reading, the clerk and staff noted scheduled dates for final reading deliveries as part of standard ordinance-processing procedures.

