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Votes at a glance: Nevada council advances three ordinances, accepts two infrastructure bids

City Council of Nevada, Missouri · March 3, 2026
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Summary

At its March 3 meeting the Nevada City Council accepted two bids for infrastructure work, advanced three bills to first reading and entered executive session on legal matters. Vote tallies and actions are listed below.

The Nevada City Council voted on several procedural and procurement items at its March 3, 2026 meeting. Key outcomes recorded in the meeting minutes are summarized here.

Consent agenda: Councilperson Kendall Vickers moved to accept the consent agenda (minutes and board/commission minutes). Councilperson Miranda Selby seconded. Roll-call vote: Vickers, Branham, Miles and Selby voted aye; the motion carried.

Resolution No. 1908 — Animal Shelter culvert replacement: Councilperson Miranda Selby moved to accept Resolution No. 1908 to accept the bid and authorize payment to M&M Utilities (Chillicothe, Missouri). Councilperson Kendall Vickers seconded. The resolution passed by majority vote; Councilperson Bill Miles was recorded as opposed (Ayes: Branham, Selby, Vickers; Nay: Miles).

Bill No. 2026-009 — Sidewalk ADA improvements (first reading): Placed on first read by title only; roll-call Ayes: Selby, Vickers, Branham, Miles.

Bill No. 2026-010 — Open burning regulations (first reading): Placed on first read by title only; roll-call Ayes: Miles, Selby, Vickers, Branham.

Bill No. 2026-011 — Pool contract (first reading): Placed on first read by title only; roll-call Ayes: Branham, Miles, Selby, Vickers.

Resolution No. 1909 — Flygt pump rebuild: Accepted; vote recorded as unanimous in the minutes.

Executive session: The council voted to go into executive session under RSMo. Section 610.021, subparagraph (1) to discuss legal matters after a five-minute recess; the motion passed with Branham, Miles and Vickers voting aye and Selby absent. The executive session began at 8:03 p.m. and adjourned at 8:28 p.m.; no confidential details were disclosed in the public minutes.

Adjournment: After returning to open session, the council adjourned at 8:29 p.m.