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At a glance: Columbus City Council votes and routine approvals, Feb. 17, 2026
Summary
At its Feb. 17 meeting the Columbus City Council approved the consent agenda, adopted two ordinances (26-03 rezoning; 26-04 pay-plan amendment), adopted resolutions R26-24, R26-25 and R26-26, approved a preliminary plat, park improvements, and accepted a sole-source quote; one procurement item was removed for further review.
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The Columbus City Council voted on a range of routine and substantive items at its Feb. 17 meeting. Key outcomes:
• Consent agenda: Approved (minutes; facility-use agreements with local youth sports groups; payments and routine items).
• Ordinance No. 26-03 (rezoning for Les Schwab Subdivision): Adopted following a public hearing.
• Ordinance No. 26-04 (amending FY2025-26 pay plan): Rules were suspended, the ordinance read by number and adopted; staff explained the change implements a departmental reorganization and that the change would not increase the engineering department's labor costs.
• Resolutions: R26-24 (City recognition program) adopted; R26-25 (authorize mayor to sign funding-commitment letter for USDOT grant application) adopted; R26-26 (award $30,000 CDBG to Steve Lloyd's Rentals LLC) adopted.
• Approvals and procurement: Preliminary plat for JC and TL Gotchell Second Subdivision approved; Columbus Soccer Club request to remove a sponsorship wall and extend a sidewalk at Wilderness Park approved (donor recognition will remain); a sole-source quote from Electric Pump for $74,007.90 for lift-station control upgrades was accepted. A proposed five-year contract extension with Digital Ally for police body and in-car cameras (total $227,809.50) was removed from the agenda for additional procedural steps and will return to council.
All motions in the minutes were recorded as passed by voice vote where shown; the meeting record does not show roll-call tallies. Where a formal vote occurred the transcript records the motion, a second and a voice vote of 'aye' with no recorded opposing votes.
What's next: Several items (Digital Ally procurement; some grant-funded projects) will return for further consideration or contract processing at later meetings.

