Clinton approves switching-services agreement with Burlington Junction Railway for rail-park operations The council authorized a switching-services agreement with Burlington Short Line Railroad (doing business as Burlington Junction Railway), saying the company will operate an engine at the rail park; city staff described a revenue split that sets aside 10% for maintenance and allocates 30% to the citys rail-park fund.

Clinton City Council just approved a game-changing agreement with Burlington Junction Railway that promises to boost local rail operations and support community businesses!

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Votes at a glance: resolutions, consent items and key roll-call results from the Clinton City Council meeting The council adopted a package of resolutions and consent items: the sale of 611 and 615 8th Avenue South to Jamieson and Heather Ninkie for $2,000; establishment of a public hearing to vacate an east-west alley; a switching-services agreement with Burlington Junction Railway; and a second amendment extending the Hobo Renewable Diesel development-ag

Clinton City Council made significant decisions this week, including the unanimous approval of property sales and a major renewable diesel project extension.

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Clinton council extends Hobo Renewable Diesel deadline to allow financing push The Clinton City Council adopted a resolution approving a second amendment to its development agreement with Hobo Renewable Diesel LLC, extending key deadlines to Dec. 31, 2026, to give the company time to secure equity and debt financing for a project Hobo representatives said would cost roughly $1.9 billion.

The Clinton City Council has granted Hobo Renewable Diesel an extension until December 2026 to secure nearly $2 billion in financing for a groundbreaking project that could transform the local economy.

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Council candidates outline downtown revitalization, housing and budget priorities at Clinton forum At a Grow Clinton candidate forum, Ward 1 candidate Connor Lee (unopposed) and five at‑large candidates discussed long‑term vision, downtown and riverfront investment, blight remediation, housing, and budgeting. Candidates emphasized incentives for small business, grants and ordinance reviews to speed building rehabs and attract residents.

City council candidates in Clinton are unveiling bold plans for downtown revitalization, affordable housing, and smart budgeting to boost growth and quality of life.

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Clinton History Club Proposes Restoration of Historic Bethel Property for Memorial Park Clinton History Club seeks to acquire Bethel property as a historical park project.

Clinton's historic Bethel property, a pivotal site in the legacy of Black churches, is on the brink of transformation into a memorial park—could this be the revival of a cherished community treasure?

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Clinton Home Rule Charter Commission proposes changes to city government structure Commission recommends reducing council seats and clarifying mayor's role in governance.

Clinton's Home Rule Charter Review Commission is shaking up city governance by proposing to reduce council seats and enhance citizen engagement for a brighter democratic future.

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Assistant Chief Ferrari sworn in as Clinton's new fire marshal Ferrari brings 28 years of experience to lead Clinton Fire Department with dedication and innovation

Assistant Chief Ferrari has officially taken the helm as Clinton's new Assistant Chief Fire Marshal, bringing 28 years of dedicated service and a vision for innovation to the Clinton Fire Department.

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City Council approves no parking zone on West Court following resident requests Council unanimously establishes no parking zone to ease traffic congestion on West Court

Clinton City Council takes a bold step to improve traffic safety by establishing a no parking zone on West Court, responding directly to resident concerns.

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Clinton City Council approves grant for fire prevention trailer purchase Council endorses Timken Foundation grant while discussing lobbying efficiency and sewer project updates.

Clinton City Council is taking bold steps to enhance community safety with a new fire prevention initiative and proactive infrastructure improvements!

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Clinton City Council debates riverfront development study amid public pushback Council discussions reveal mixed sentiments over riverfront development plans and public input.

Clinton City Council's heated debate over the riverfront development plan reveals a clash between ambitious visions and community concerns.

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Clinton City Council sets public hearing for Hobo Renewable Diesel development agreement Council approves resolution for public hearing on Hobo Renewable Diesel's development agreement.

Clinton City Council is paving the way for economic growth with a groundbreaking agreement that promises to bring renewable energy and jobs to the community!

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City Council approves $2.4M for street improvements and discusses health insurance costs Council reviews capital project funds, insurance levies, and health plan expenses for upcoming year.

Clinton City Council is making major moves with a $2.4M plan for street improvements while tackling rising health insurance costs!

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Council approves $156000 CCDA grant for Eagle Point Park walking trail Council confirms funding for safer walking trails at Eagle Point Park.

A $156,000 grant is set to transform Eagle Point Park, paving the way for safer walking trails that will enhance the outdoor experience for everyone in Clinton City!

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Finance committee plans budget review ahead of public safety contract negotiations Committee seeks input on budget adjustments before 2026 public safety contract discussions begin.

Clinton City officials are facing a crucial moment as they prepare to reshape the budget that could influence public safety and essential services for years to come.

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Clinton Fire Department promotes Austin Peterson to lieutenant and Ben Johnson to engineer Austin Peterson and Ben Johnson receive promotions at Clinton Fire Department ceremony

Historic promotions at the Clinton Fire Department highlight a new chapter of leadership and dedication as two firefighters step up to serve their community with honor.

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Clinton City Council reviews budget proposals including staffing and sewer fund projections Council discusses budget allocations for staffing, sewer operations, and various departmental funds.

Clinton City Council's budget meeting unveiled ambitious staffing requests and a projected $18.5 million sewer fund, sparking debates on fiscal responsibility and community needs.

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