Votes at a glance: key resolutions and ordinances adopted by Mount Vernon council Council approved multiple measures including the 2026 street chip seal project, renovation of 236 S. Main St., vehicle disposals and payment authorizations; several resolutions received second readings or were scheduled for committee review.

Mount Vernon City Council has taken significant steps to revamp infrastructure, renovate city hall, and streamline services—what's next for the community?

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Mount Vernon council adopts slate of resolutions authorizing RFQs, CDBG projects and bond reimbursements; multiple measures pass At its Nov. 24 meeting the Mount Vernon City Council approved design RFQs for water‑treatment work, several CDBG neighborhood and street projects, contract bidding for sludge removal and a group of bond‑authorization resolutions to allow reimbursement for the Justice Center, police station and municipal center; most measures passed after brief committee review.

The Mount Vernon City Council just greenlit a series of major projects, setting the stage for significant improvements in the community!

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Mount Vernon council backs Proposition 1 levy to fund police, fire and parks City Council unanimously approved a resolution supporting Proposition 1, a levy 'lid lift' that would raise property taxes to pay for six new police officers over six years, additional fire staffing and parks maintenance and capital projects.

Mount Vernon City Council has unanimously backed Proposition 1, aiming to boost police and fire staffing while enhancing parks—will voters say yes on November 4?

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