The Taylorville City Council met on Monday evening to discuss business, review ordinances, and go over new business. Resolutions that were approved include an ordinance authorizing the sale of personal property owned by the city of Taylorville and a resolution authorizing a resolution revising spending limit policy. Also approved Monday night was a special events permit for Kiwanis Kids day on September 19th and September 20th, the 2025 homecoming parade on Wednesday, October 8th, and a special events permit for the 2026 graduation parade on Friday, May 15th.

Under committee reports, a motion was approved to purchase and install new video Comm systems at the fire department, and it was announced that Jeff Stoner be recommended for a promotion to captain within the fire department. Fire Chief Matt Adermann praised Stoner for his dedication and hard work to the Taylorville Fire Department.

Several motions concerning work to be done were approved, including work on well three and concrete repairs at the Tastee Treet. A deer duck drawing was approved for September 9th, existing hunting ground leases were approved for renewal at the same rate, and the construction phase for the rehabilitate runway 9-27 project were all approved. 

The city also heard from Taylorville mayor Bruce Barry, approved bills, and there were no public comments. The meeting took about 15 minutes. The next City Council meeting is set for September 7th, 2025.