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Votes at a glance: Caledonia council actions, Dec. 8, 2025

Caledonia City Council · December 8, 2025
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Summary

A concise list of motions and recorded outcomes from the Dec. 8 Caledonia City Council meeting, including approvals of minutes, consent agenda items and resolutions 2025-12, 2025-13, and 2025-14.

The following motions and formal outcomes were recorded at the Caledonia City Council meeting on Dec. 8, 2025:

- Approve minutes of Nov. 24, 2025 regular meeting: motion by Member John Rauk, seconded by Member Dave Fitzpatrick; outcome: passed unanimously.

- Approve consent agenda (includes regular payments/disbursements; 2026 liquor, tobacco, soft drink and cannabinoid license renewals; employment agreement with police chief; Airport Courtesy Car Agreement; and Resolutions 2025-12 and 2025-13): motion by Member Bob Klug, seconded by Member Amanda Ninneman; outcome: passed unanimously.

- Approve Resolution 2025-14 Adopting Final Levy (taxes payable in 2026): motion by Member Dave Fitzpatrick, seconded by Member John Rauk; outcome: passed unanimously. (Levied amount: $1,565,646; 12% increase.)

- Adopt Personnel Policy update (Flex Time): motion by Member Bob Klug, seconded by Member Amanda Ninneman; outcome: passed unanimously.

- Approve 2026 non-represented employee pay rates per Personnel Committee (5% increase for department heads; 3% increase for liquor store): motion by Member Bob Klug, seconded by Member Dave Fitzpatrick; outcome: passed unanimously.

- Cancel Dec. 22, 2025 City Council meeting: motion by Member Dave Fitzpatrick, seconded by Member Amanda Ninneman; outcome: passed unanimously.

- Overtime reports (pay periods Nov. 10 through Nov. 23): reviewed by council; no action taken.

All recorded affirmative votes were cast by Mayor Jeremy Leis and council members John Rauk, Bob Klug, Amanda Ninneman and Dave Fitzpatrick.