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Council approves 2026 animal control contract and Uffda Fest street closures
Summary
Council approved the 2026 Animal Control contract and granted street closures for Uffda Fest on Oct. 4; the minutes record motions and that both items passed 'all in favor' but do not specify contract dollar amounts.
The Spring Grove City Council approved the 2026 Animal Control contract and authorized street closures for Uffda Fest during its Aug. 19 meeting.
Council Member Trent Turner moved to approve the 2026 Animal Control contract; the motion was seconded by Morgan Buckland and the minutes record the motion carried with 'all in favor.' The transcript does not include the contract amount or detailed contract terms.
For Uffda Fest the Spring Grove Area Chamber of Commerce requested closing a block of Maple Drive (from Main Street to the corner by the Veteran’s Memorial) and one block of 1st Avenue NE in front of Trinity Lutheran Church on Saturday, Oct. 4. Council Member Michael Hagen moved to approve the closures; the motion was seconded by Council Member Eric Ostern and the motion was recorded as carried 'all in favor.'
Both items were recorded in the minutes as approved; the minutes do not record roll‑call vote tallies or contract dollar figures.
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