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Englewood City Council renews employee dental plan and awards ADA sidewalk, senior-center contract

Englewood City Council · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The council unanimously approved Resolution 04-26 to renew dental insurance for full-time employees with Superior Dental Care, Inc., and adopted Resolution 05-26 to award Coate Construction the Earl Heck Senior Center and Main Street ADA sidewalk improvement contract.

Englewood — The Englewood City Council on March 24 unanimously approved two measures renewing employee benefits and advancing a city construction project.

The council adopted Resolution 04-26, authorizing the city manager to renew an agreement with Superior Dental Care, Inc. to provide dental insurance for full-time city employees. Steve Henne moved the measure and Brad Daugherty seconded; the council voted yea: Rietman, Rarick, Huelsman, Daugherty, Gough, McGrail and Henne.

The council also approved Resolution 05-26, authorizing the city manager to execute a contract with Coate Construction for the Earl Heck Senior Center and Main Street ADA sidewalk improvement project. Brad Rarick moved the resolution; Fred Huelsman seconded, and the vote was unanimous.

Why it matters: The insurance renewal maintains benefits for municipal employees; the construction contract funds accessibility upgrades to Main Street sidewalks and work at the senior center, advancing the city’s capital-improvement plans.

Details and next steps: The resolutions were recorded as passed without recorded dissent. The meeting minutes do not specify contract dollar amounts or the term length of the dental agreement; those details were not provided in the transcript and are listed as not specified. The city manager is authorized to execute the agreements and will manage implementation through the relevant departments.

Votes at a glance: Resolution 04-26 (Dental insurance renewal) — Moved: Steve Henne; Second: Brad Daugherty. Vote: 7 yeas, 0 nays. Resolution 05-26 (Earl Heck Senior Center and Main Street ADA sidewalks) — Moved: Brad Rarick; Second: Fred Huelsman. Vote: 7 yeas, 0 nays.

The council took the votes during the regular meeting; no amendments or recorded conditions were included in the minutes. The city clerk filed the official minutes.