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Quincy City Council Meeting: October 19, 2026

City Council — Monday, October 19, 2026
BodyQuincy, Illinois
SessionCity Council
DateMonday, October 19, 2026
StatusFILED
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Speaker numbers apply only to this recording.

Unassigned speaker

1:24

And

Speaker 1

1:26

there's a little bit of things.

1:36

We've got the problems and we can read one.

Unassigned speaker

3:39

So we don't want to have to be.

Unassigned speaker

7:12

And

Speaker 1

7:13

when people might get a body standard button to that will come on.

7:18

And then the corner for the program.

Unassigned speaker

7:21

And

Speaker 1

7:22

they also ask the object.

Unassigned speaker

7:39

I

Speaker 1

7:40

heard it could come out from the link.

Unassigned speaker

8:20

But

Speaker 1

8:20

now we're going to probably work

Unassigned speaker

8:49

on

Speaker 1

8:50

the square.

Unassigned speaker

15:00

Um it's a really cool case we look at the time that we can actually have the reason nothing development was a good question.

Unassigned speaker

16:05

But

Speaker 1

16:05

that's not the small with the country.

16:22

And the first thing we have 24 and public people know.

16:42

Meanwhile, I think about the back of the four of the one.

16:55

Well not a recording.

Unassigned speaker

17:12

If

Speaker 1

17:12

we can get them, we can get this.

Unassigned speaker

23:01

I

Speaker 1

23:01

don't care about someone who's not saying now like other situations

Unassigned speaker

23:08

and

Speaker 1

23:08

that would keep the employees keeping the policy in the rules where they rewritten by the same control with the policy.

Unassigned speaker

23:19

I

Speaker 1

23:20

believe this is the police department for multiple issues and five used in the main one.

23:28

I also wanted to say I believe uh created by the department designation for what people are capable of the background uh best and uh including

Unassigned speaker

23:52

an

Speaker 1

23:52

estimated 20 times because we can pull over one vehicle one time and dispatch having the vehicle like it's still other things uh the refusal could be a few minutes that people and just get to cruise whether it was different as well.

24:17

Um person that the person will tell the bad people I think is very well.

24:36

Um doesn't post that we did why we have to say that they're supposed to come by our phone for asking um the opposite that responded to this incident.

25:01

It is obvious and we can also know that we treated us definitely because it was um new points and uh we have to say

Unassigned speaker

25:16

um

Speaker 1

25:17

proof and have the physical proof that I point is that I think the code can be possible.

25:25

I think that's a five concern about the study right, then we can about these bits that are

Unassigned speaker

25:36

uh

Speaker 1

25:36

the most important.

25:44

Okay.

26:48

Um should know

Unassigned speaker

26:51

uh

Speaker 1

27:07

here maybe to make a number of

Unassigned speaker

27:11

uh

Speaker 1

27:11

you are the one to uh being uh

Unassigned speaker

27:31

this

Speaker 1

27:32

little bit of a question of all just know what you'll be doing.

28:10

People probably much more knowledgeable for the religion of the fact that you and just think with political attendance.

28:37

We need to know further than the costume that we just do.

28:44

And people are you can allow the people

Unassigned speaker

28:51

to

Speaker 1

28:51

do that uh

Unassigned speaker

28:53

the

Speaker 1

28:53

people know uh what you need to tell me.

Unassigned speaker

29:30

So we're gonna see why people have to change.

Unassigned speaker

30:00

So we're going to see why the people first of all we have to start this in the command.

Speaker 1

32:45

I can actually stop stand up and be like the nice code.

34:08

I think it's not too bad.

Unassigned speaker

35:59

I

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Miscellaneous█████████████████████████████████████████████71%
Community Engagement███████████17%
Public Safety█████8%
Personnel Matters███4%
Summary of Proceedings

Quincy City Council Meeting: October 19, 2026

The Quincy City Council convened on Monday, October 19, 2026, at 7:00 PM in Council Chambers. The agenda included a Red Ribbon Week proclamation, consent agenda items (a raffle permit, the Veteran's Day Parade application, sales tax reports, mayoral appointments, and an Interim Transit Director resolution), and the first presentation of an ordinance regulating electric micromobility devices and low-speed bicycles. No meeting minutes were available, and the raw transcript was too garbled to reliably attribute speaker positions or confirm votes; this summary reflects the agenda as presented.

Proclamation

  • The Council proclaimed October 23–31, 2026 as Red Ribbon Week.

Consent Calendar

  • Raffle Permit (Item 7a): Quincy University/Mart Heinen Club requested permission to conduct a raffle with the bond requirement waived from October 29, 2026 to February 21, 2027. The City Clerk recommended approval of the permit.
  • Veteran's Day Parade (Item 7b): Application for the annual Veteran's Day Parade on Saturday, November 7, 2026, beginning at 10:00 a.m. at 12th and Maine Street and proceeding west to 5th Street. The applicant requested closure of Maine Street from 5th to 18th Streets (barricades at all intersecting streets) from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., City-provided barricades, and "No Parking" signs on both sides of Maine Street, 5th to 12th Streets, by close of business on Friday, November 6th. The Department of Utilities & Engineering recommended approval. Affected wards: 4 and 7.
  • Sales Tax Report (July 2026): $1,173,477.12.
  • Home Rule Sales Tax Report (July 2026): $1,237,624.38.
  • Mayor's Appointments (Items 10a, 10b): Chad Albrecht and Russ Meyer to the Enterprise Zone Board for three-year terms beginning November 2, 2026; Mitchell Housewright acknowledged to replace Tony Dede as the Adams County Health Department representative on the Plan Commission.
  • Resolution (Item 11): Execution of a Professional Services Agreement with Adam Yates for professional services as Interim Transit Director.

Regular Agenda — Ordinance (First Presentation)

  • First presentation of an ordinance amending Title VII (Traffic Code), Chapter 76 (Bicycles), Section 76.05 of the Municipal Code of the City of Quincy of 2015, to regulate electric micromobility devices, low-speed electric bicycles, and low-speed gas bicycles consistent with the Illinois Vehicle Code.

Key Outcomes

  • No vote tallies or final actions could be verified due to the absence of minutes and the unintelligible transcript. As a first presentation, the bicycle/micromobility ordinance would require further action at a subsequent meeting. All items on the agenda were noted as subject to final action.

Meeting Transcript

And there's a little bit of things. We've got the problems and we can read one. So we don't want to have to be. And when people might get a body standard button to that will come on. And then the corner for the program. And they also ask the object. I heard it could come out from the link. But now we're going to probably work on the square. Um it's a really cool case we look at the time that we can actually have the reason nothing development was a good question. But that's not the small with the country. And the first thing we have 24 and public people know. Meanwhile, I think about the back of the four of the one. Well not a recording. If we can get them, we can get this. I don't care about someone who's not saying now like other situations and that would keep the employees keeping the policy in the rules where they rewritten by the same control with the policy. I believe this is the police department for multiple issues and five used in the main one. I also wanted to say I believe uh created by the department designation for what people are capable of the background uh best and uh including an estimated 20 times because we can pull over one vehicle one time and dispatch having the vehicle like it's still other things uh the refusal could be a few minutes that people and just get to cruise whether it was different as well. Um person that the person will tell the bad people I think is very well. Um doesn't post that we did why we have to say that they're supposed to come by our phone for asking um the opposite that responded to this incident. It is obvious and we can also know that we treated us definitely because it was um new points and uh we have to say um proof and have the physical proof that I point is that I think the code can be possible. I think that's a five concern about the study right, then we can about these bits that are uh the most important. Okay. Um should know uh here maybe to make a number of uh you are the one to uh being uh this little bit of a question of all just know what you'll be doing. People probably much more knowledgeable for the religion of the fact that you and just think with political attendance. We need to know further than the costume that we just do.

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