OpenPublica

Accountability starts with access.

© 2026 · Filed for the public record

Use casesAboutAPIPrivacyTermsLinkedIn
Home/Quincy, Illinois/City Council
OPENPUBLICA · PUBLIC MEETING RECORD
Record of Proceedings

City of Quincy City Council Meeting - September 14, 2026

City Council — Monday, September 14, 2026
BodyQuincy, Illinois
SessionCity Council
DateMonday, September 14, 2026
StatusFILED
Video Record
0:00 / 1:38:32

Original source
Transcript — VerbatimClick a timed line to jump · ⧉ to share it
0:01

And we have two and what being covered in one thing.

0:30

So that one would be forward.

2:16

So we'll have to make sure that you can do that.

7:42

I will put it back.

10:50

I wouldn't have to find the recognition.

12:31

I would have to do the library.

13:01

I don't do the value.

13:11

Did you like that?

25:09

That would be fun.

25:48

This problem is a big time.

26:19

More recording.

27:13

I think it's a case that would have been a button to go back to

30:10

If you went to the button to go back and do it, we can see the people that can have a thing.

35:33

And if you would have to go to the money and so on.

42:10

And we can take another thing to be able to come up to.

43:16

Then for me, seeing some problems.

44:01

And now there's something about the back of the country.

44:35

We can just go and we can talk about it.

44:56

Because I'm not going to explain the market.

45:01

What does it mean?

45:11

This is not the word properly in the world.

50:34

But the comments are repo.

51:11

I don't know if you have a word green article.

51:14

But what we can do the public would do that.

51:22

So I would go in the field or two.

56:40

You need to be a better thing.

56:47

I would like to have this for that thing.

57:27

You would work on the time of course in the children.

59:06

You can't have people.

1:05:00

I think it's not responsible and just updated.

1:05:05

I think it was around which is probably um too well.

1:06:54

I would see a point of the time to buy because it's different.

1:07:48

Do you want to write part of the public?

1:08:10

Okay, mostly all the time.

1:08:17

Okay, all of you all to the continuous and we can all find a way to work the thing.

1:09:06

Um I specifically and so we have musical too.

1:09:26

Um just uh it's kind of the right uh nice and welcome.

1:09:49

So we can't uh see.

1:11:32

Um just like five people for the same and take it back to the same.

1:15:27

And we have a lot of public and free things representing that comment and three.

1:19:16

I'm looking at the

1:25:57

We may want to try that one.

1:26:04

Um there's some replay funders that have been repeated.

1:26:15

And that doesn't mean that you want to uh people uh do control what they want to do.

1:37:37

And so I think it's a little bit more than

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Miscellaneous█████████████████████████████████████████████74%
Libraries And Community Services██████████17%
Procedural█████9%
Summary of Proceedings

City of Quincy City Council Meeting - September 14, 2026

The Quincy City Council met on Monday, September 14, 2026 at 7:00 PM in Council Chambers. The meeting covered proclamations, consent agenda items, petitions for special events, resolutions for equipment purchases and an intergovernmental agreement, and several ordinances including a bond for the Clay Targets Sports Park and a budget amendment. The transcript for this meeting was garbled and could not be used to extract discussion or votes; therefore, the summary is based solely on the agenda.

Proclamations & Recognition

  • National Arts In Education Week (September 13–19, 2026)
  • National Diaper Need Awareness Week (September 14–20, 2026)
  • Pride In The Park Day (September 20, 2026)
  • Employee Recognition: Michael Dade, Deputy Chief of Administration
  • Quincy Fire Department Swearing-in: Brian Oitker
  • Quincy Fire Department Promotional Swearings-in: Nate Pool (Deputy Chief of Administration), Steven Peters (Lieutenant)
  • Kyle Moore – GREDF (acknowledged)

Consent Calendar

  • Approval of minutes from September 8, 2026 and August 10, 2026 (Town Business)
  • Resolution: Intergovernmental agreement on property tax refunds for new residential construction among the City, Adams County, Quincy School District 172, Quincy Park District, John Wood Community College, and Quincy Township
  • Report of the Quincy Township Supervisor for General Assistance for August 2026
  • Report of the Town Auditing Committee for September 2026
  • Town Trustee Comments

Petitions

  • Special Event Application – Quincy University Homecoming Parade and Balloon Glow on Thursday, September 17, 2026. Parade begins at 5:30 p.m. at 18th and Lind Street, proceeds to 20th Street. Street closures requested: 20th Street (College Avenue to Elm Street, 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.), 18th Street (Oak to Lind, 5:30–6:00 p.m.), Oak Street (18th to 20th, 5:30–6:00 p.m.). Approval recommended by Utilities & Engineering. Ward 2.
  • Special Event Application – Horizon’s Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry “Bands & BBQ” on Saturday, September 19, 2026 in Washington Park from 3:00 to 7:30 p.m. Approval recommended by Utilities & Engineering. Ward 7.

Sales Tax Reports

  • Sales Tax Report: June 2026 – $1,139,770.98
  • Home Rule Sales Tax Report: June 2026 – $1,249,437.52

Mayor’s Appointments

  • Aeronautics Committee: Jack Holtschlag to replace Greg Fletcher
  • Quincy Plan Commission: Tom Mason, Carol Shaffer-Tuter, Tom Piepiora
  • Auxiliary Police Officers: Madison Blackwell and Madison Mason

Resolutions

  • 12a: Approval to purchase a 2003 Pierce 100’ Aerial Platform apparatus from Troy Fire Protection District (Shorewood, IL) for $225,000, recommended by Fire Chief and Joint Fire and Police Aldermanic Committee.
  • 12b: Approval to purchase the Bravo Door force entry training prop from AEC Fire Safety and Security for $12,600, recommended by Fire Aldermanic Committee and Fire Chief.
  • 12c: Intergovernmental agreement on property tax refunds for new residential construction (same as consent item).

Ordinances

  • 13a (Second Presentation): Bond Ordinance authorizing $10,000,000 in General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026, for construction of the Clay Targets Sports Park.
  • 13b (Second Presentation): Ordinance amending the 2026-2027 Fiscal Year Budget – increasing General Fund revenues by $268,550 and expenses by $383,550; decreasing Transit Fund revenues and expenses by $517,094; increasing Garbage Fund revenues by $121,475 and expenses by $121,475; increasing Fire Equipment Replacement Fund #397 expense budget by $9,180.
  • 13c (First Presentation): Special Permit for Planned Development at 2081 Broadway for operation of a private coaching service. Ward 4.
  • 13d (First Presentation): Ordinance vacating easements at 4129 Hampton Lane. Ward 5.
  • 13e (First Presentation): Ordinance amending the district map – changing 1600, 1610, 1612, 1622, 1624 Broadway from C1A to C2; and 1626, 1630, 1632, 1700 Broadway from R2 to C2. Ward 4.
  • 13f (First Presentation): Ordinance vacating a portion of Cedar Street (N. 27th–N. 28th) and a portion of North 28th Street (Cedar–Cherry) for Titan Wheel. Ward 3.

Other Business

  • Report of Finance Committee
  • Mayor’s Comments
  • New Business
  • Adjournment

Key Outcomes

Due to the unintelligible transcript, no specific votes, tallies, or discussion outcomes can be confirmed from the recording. The agenda indicates all items were presented for action.

Meeting Transcript

And we have two and what being covered in one thing. So that one would be forward. So we'll have to make sure that you can do that. I will put it back. I wouldn't have to find the recognition. I would have to do the library. I don't do the value. Did you like that? That would be fun. This problem is a big time. More recording. I think it's a case that would have been a button to go back to If you went to the button to go back and do it, we can see the people that can have a thing. And if you would have to go to the money and so on. And we can take another thing to be able to come up to. Then for me, seeing some problems. And now there's something about the back of the country. We can just go and we can talk about it. Because I'm not going to explain the market. What does it mean? This is not the word properly in the world. But the comments are repo. I don't know if you have a word green article. But what we can do the public would do that. So I would go in the field or two. You need to be a better thing. I would like to have this for that thing. You would work on the time of course in the children. You can't have people. I think it's not responsible and just updated. I think it was around which is probably um too well. I would see a point of the time to buy because it's different. Do you want to write part of the public? Okay, mostly all the time. Okay, all of you all to the continuous and we can all find a way to work the thing. Um I specifically and so we have musical too. Um just uh it's kind of the right uh nice and welcome. So we can't uh see. Um just like five people for the same and take it back to the same. And we have a lot of public and free things representing that comment and three. I'm looking at the We may want to try that one. Um there's some replay funders that have been repeated. And that doesn't mean that you want to uh people uh do control what they want to do. And so I think it's a little bit more than

SUMMARIZED BY OPENPUBLICA AI
TRANSCRIPT VIA PUBLIC VIDEO
openpublica.com