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Troy council approves wastewater, paving and park measures, adopts McAdams annexation; swears in new firefighters
Summary
The Troy City Council on Feb. 17 adopted resolutions to rebuild a wastewater treatment plant screen, fund the 2026 paving program and hire Strand Associates for West Market Street design, approved grants for artificial turf at Paul G. Duke Park, and completed an expedited annexation of 0.667 acres (McAdams). Council also swore in three new firefighters.
Troy City Council adopted a package of infrastructure, parks and annexation measures during its Feb. 17 meeting and ceremonially swore in three new firefighters.
Council approved Resolution R8‑2026 to advertise for bids and contract for the rebuild of Parks and Screen No. 1 at the wastewater treatment plant at a cost not to exceed $220,000. It also adopted Resolution R9‑2026 to advertise and contract for the 2026 paving program at a cost not to exceed $1,500,000, and Resolution R10‑2026 to enter a professional services agreement with Strand Associates for design of West Market Street reconstruction (phases 1 and 2) at a cost…
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