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Council seeks capital-project ideas; manager updates WWTP and clerk updates FOIA status

City of Caro Council Committee of the Whole · February 19, 2026
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Summary

City Manager Scott Czasak sought input on capital projects for fiscal 2026–27, including interest from council in developing the Van Geisen property and a community center; Czasak also provided a brief WWTP project update and the City Clerk updated the council on an open FOIA from Shane Polega. The meeting adjourned on a motion by John Riley.

City Manager Scott Czasak asked members of the City of Caro Committee of the Whole to provide input and ideas for capital projects for the 2026–2027 fiscal year and discussed different potential funding sources for road work.

Council members indicated interest in developing the Van Geisen property and in a community center. Councilors were asked to bring concrete project ideas to the first budget workshop. Councilor Emily Campbell also asked the city manager to include project updates in his manager’s report at future council meetings.

Councilor Charlotte Kish had requested an update on the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) project but was absent; City Manager Scott Czasak provided a brief update to the body in response to the prior request. During the same portion of the meeting, Councilor Doreen Oedy inquired about the status of an open FOIA request submitted by Shane Polega; City Clerk Rita Papp provided the update recorded in the minutes.

The meeting concluded when Councilor John Riley moved to adjourn and Councilor Doreen Oedy seconded; the motion carried and the meeting adjourned at 8:17 p.m.

Why it matters: Capital-project priorities and WWTP progress affect budget planning and infrastructure investment for Caro City. The council gave staff direction to gather project proposals and to include status updates in future manager reports; no formal project approvals or budget votes were taken at this meeting.