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Votes at a glance: Little Falls City Council actions on March 16, 2026

Little Falls City Council · March 16, 2026
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Summary

On March 16 the council adopted Resolution 2026-22 (grant application), approved police computer equipment purchase and a spring cleanup contract, denied a petition to vacate part of Fourth Street NW, adopted a social media policy, and tied 4–4 on the golf fee schedule so that measure failed.

The Little Falls City Council took the following formal actions at its March 16, 2026 meeting.

- Resolution 2026-22 (authorize submittal of Small Cities Development Program funding request for Project 403, First Street NE sanitary sewer replacement): Adopted (motion by Mayor Zilka; second by Council Member Lundberg). Roll call recorded unanimous affirmative votes as read by clerk.

- Authorization to purchase police computer equipment from GHA Technologies ($23,367.80): Approved (motion by Council Member Glaze; second by Mayor Zilka). Vote recorded as carried.

- Award spring leaf and brush collection contract to Bob Lemir's Rolloff Refuge & Recycling ($8,190), event set for May 9 (paid from SCORE grant): Approved.

- Petition to vacate portion of Fourth Street NW: Denied (planning commission recommended denial; motion carried).

- Policy 93, Social Media Policy (citywide): Adopted after staff said the policy was drafted with legal input; council discussed legal risks of deleting comments and alternatives such as disabling comments.

- Resolution 2026-21 (2026 golf fee schedule): Vote tied 4–4; failed. Staff will return with comparative fee data and alternative options.

Where the transcript did not record named roll-call votes for individual "no" or "opposed" comments, minutes reflect the recorded outcomes and any clerk read-roll recorded results. Staff will follow up on action items as noted above.