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DeWitt City Council reviews 2026 meeting schedule and hears staff reports

DeWitt City Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Councilmembers reviewed the proposed 2026 meeting calendar and discussed timing for a goal-setting session; staff reports covered upcoming events, a liquor-license application for Cabin Fever Reliever, the winter tax bill, and police staffing changes.

The DeWitt City Council reviewed a proposed 2026 schedule of regular meetings and discussed potential dates for a separate goal-setting session; no action was taken on the schedule at the Nov. 10 meeting.

City Administrator Daniel Coss noted the Administrator’s written report was included in the meeting packet. In staff reports, the Downtown Development Authority said it discussed the upcoming Christmas Market and authorized applying for a liquor license for Cabin Fever Reliever. Clerk-Treasurer Sarah Stoltzfus said the winter tax bill is being prepared and will be mailed the first week of December.

Police Chief Bryan Curtis reported that Officer Worthington is officially retired and that Officer Matthews has been hired full time. Curtis also announced that the DeWitt Panther football team won its recent game and will host a playoff game on Friday, Nov. 14.

The meeting record shows these items were provided as informational staff reports and community updates rather than items requiring council action. The council adjourned at 7:22 p.m.