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✓ 192 Council decisions reviewed Decisions that shape our city
▦ 20 Council meetings reviewed Organizational + regular meetings
◷ Nov. 2025 - Aug. 2026 Record covered From swearing in through Aug. 4
Decision entries 192 Nov. 3, 2025 through Aug. 4, 2026
Meetings covered 20 Organizational and regular meetings
Video / transcript verified 22 Rows with direct secondary audit evidence
Document corrections pending 3 Explorer uses verified analytical result
Individual vote not counted 3 Left unresolved instead of guessed

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NO Voted against the motion or action.
ABSTAINED Abstained from the vote. When a reason is stated in the official record, it is included.
NOT COUNTED The councilor did not vote nor establish a formal abstention for the record.
DECISIONS DURING ABSENCE Votes missed due to absence.

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Date Action Result Newman
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Jackson
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Chambers
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Merrick
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Whaley
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Strichik
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Langley
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Source
03 NOV 25 Elect Michael Whaley as Council President Organizational Election · Government & Administration Passed 5-2 D1 Yes D2 No D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Elect Jackson as Council President Pro Tempore Organizational Election · Government & Administration Failed 3-4 D1 No D2 Yes D3 No D4 No D5 No D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Elect Robert Strichik as Council President Pro Tempore Organizational Election · Government & Administration Failed 2-5 D1 No D2 Yes D3 No D4 No D5 No D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Elect John Chambers as Council President Pro Tempore Organizational Election · Government & Administration Passed 5-2 D1 Yes D2 No D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Suspend rules: 1. ORDINANCE: To Set Council Procedures for the 2025-2029 Quadrennium. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Government & Administration
What does this mean?

Suspending the rules shortens the normal process or timeline so the Council can consider the matter sooner. All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This procedural vote concerns timing and process and is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying proposal.

Passed to Suspend Rules · 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Amend: Councilor Langley made a motion to amend line 55 on page 1 from 3 minutes to 5 minutes for public comments, and Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration Passed 6-1 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 No D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Amend: Councilor Langley made a motion to amend line 31 on page 2 to insert wording that the City Council is the governing body of the City of Prattville, and anyone else needing to attend the Executive Session would be invited by the Council President prior to the meeting, and Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration Failed 3-4 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 No D4 No D5 No D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Amend: Councilor Langley made a motion to amend line 30 on page 2 to add “governing” before body. Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration Passed 6-1 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Amend: Councilor Langley made a motion to amend line 20 on page 2 to include the Alabama Code § 36-25A-7, and Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration Passed 6-1 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 No D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Adopt amended Council Procedures ordinance for the 2025-2029 Quadrennium Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Amend: Councilor Langley made a motion to amend line 53 on page 1 to include “The Council has the opportunity at the next session, prior to the approval of the minutes, to remedy any legislative errors.”, and Councilor Jackson seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration Passed 5-2 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 No D5 Yes D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 NOV 25 Adopt amended resolution: 2. RESOLUTION: To Provide Procedure and Criteria for the Establishment of Council Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration Passed 6-1 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 NOV 25 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 NOV 25 Hold: 1. RESOLUTION: To Name the Property at 124 W. Main Street, “Esther’s”. Procedural - Hold · Parks & Recreation
Abstention reason

Strichik : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.

Failed 1-5-1 abstained D1 No D2 No D3 Yes D4 No D5 No D6 Abstained D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Name the Outdoor Venue Adjacent to Esther’s, as “The Lyric at Esther’s”. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Abstention reason

Strichik : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.

Failed 1-5-1 abstained D1 No D2 No D3 Yes D4 No D5 No D6 Abstained D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of Two (2) Pure Storage Servers from SHI International Corp. for the Information Technology Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $278,430.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Civil Southeast, LLC for Engineering Services for the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) Project No. STPMN-0125, CPMS Ref # 100080312 and 100080315, for Resurfacing and Planing on Sheila Boulevard from East Main Street to SR-14 (US-31/North Memorial Drive) at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $99,700.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $19,940.00). Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 1320 Old Ridge Road East from FAR (Forest, Agricultural, Recreation District) to INST 5 (Institutional District) (Petitioner: Central Alabama Community College). Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Demolition and Removal of the Dilapidated Residential Structure Located at 103 7th Street and Award a Contract to 82 Auto Parts & Wrecker Service LLC at a Cost Not to Exceed $10,300.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Civil Southeast, LLC for Engineering Services for the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) Project No. STPMN-0125, CPMS Ref # 100080310 and 100080313, for Resurfacing and Traffic Striping on West 4th Street from Gin Shop Hill Road to SR-6 (US-82) at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $53,700.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $10,740.00). Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
18 NOV 25 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
18 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Construction Agreement for a Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Project Between the State of Alabama, Acting By and Through the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), for Project No. CRPMN-0126 ( ), CPMS Ref #’s 100080794, for Traffic Signal Upgrades at the Intersections of East Main Street at Chestnut Street, East Main Street at Washington Street, and East Main Street at Northington Street at a Cost Not to Exceed $1,267,614.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $253,522.80). Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
18 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Award Bid No. 025-013 to Murphy Excavation, LLC for the Court Street Streetscape for the Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) Project No. TAPMN-TA24(941), CPMS Ref # 10078548 and 10078230; and, at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $636,426.50 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $127,285.30). Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
18 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Work Truck and One (1) 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD Work Truck through State Contract No. MA240000004917 from McSweeney Auto Group Clanton, LLC for Engineering at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $87,765.47. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
18 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter an Agreement with International Data Base Corp. d/b/a Bidnet for Bid Posting and Advertising at a Cost Not to Exceed $2,652.25 Per Year. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Why this vote is not counted

Video shows Jackson did not raise his hand in favor and did not subsequently indicate an opposing or abstaining vote. The meeting record does not establish a counted Yes, No, or Abstain vote for Jackson.

Adopted 6 Yes; 1 vote not counted D1 Yes D2 Not Counted D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
18 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Re-Appoint Donnie Bethel to the Autauga-Prattville Library Board of Trustees. Resolution · Community & Quality of Life Passed 5-2 D1 Yes D2 No D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
18 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Re-Appoint Gloria Kuykendall to the Autauga-Prattville Library Board of Trustees. Resolution · Community & Quality of Life Passed 5-2 D1 Yes D2 No D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
18 NOV 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Demolition and Removal of the Dilapidated Accessory Structure Located at 103 7th Street and Award the Contract to 82 Auto Parts & Wrecker Service LLC. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Why this vote is not counted

Video shows Jackson did not raise his hand for Yes, No, or Abstain even though all three categories were called. The official meeting record therefore does not establish a counted vote for Jackson.

Adopted 6 Yes; 1 vote not counted D1 Yes D2 Not Counted D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
18 NOV 25 Enter Executive Session Procedural - Executive Session · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 DEC 25 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 DEC 25 ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 1320 Old Ridge Road East from FAR (Forest, Agricultural, Recreation District) to INST (Institutional District) Ordinance · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 DEC 25 Suspend rules: 2. ORDINANCE: To Establish the City of Prattville Code of Ordinances Chapter 2. - Administration, Article II. - City Council, Division 3. - Setting Procedures for the Naming and Renaming of Municipally Owned Properties. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Government & Administration
What does this mean?

Suspending the rules shortens the normal process or timeline so the Council can consider the matter sooner. All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This procedural vote concerns timing and process and is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying proposal.

Passed to Suspend Rules · 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 DEC 25 Amend: Council President Pro Tempore Chambers made a motion to amend line 29 on page 2 to state: Existing informal names are accepted from Sec. 3-4, 3 and 4, until officially named, renamed, or ratified by Resolution of the Council, in accordance with this Ordinance. Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Infrastructure
Why this amendment failed

During discussion, Council identified a concern that the proposed language could include 124 W. Main Street. The first amendment was voted down before revised language was introduced with that property specifically excluded.

Failed 0-7 D1 No D2 No D3 No D4 No D5 No D6 No D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 DEC 25 Amend: Council President Pro Tempore Chambers made a motion to amend line 29 on page 2 to state: Existing informal names, excluding 124 W. Main Street, are accepted from Sec. 3-4, 3 and 4, until officially named, renamed, or ratified by Resolution of the Council, in accordance with this Ordinance. Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 DEC 25 Amend: Councilor Newman made a motion to amend page 2, section 3-4, to add Item 7 to state: 7. The Council has the authority to create committees, panels, or adopt additional procedures, as necessary, to effectuate and administer the intent of this Ordinance. Councilor Langley seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 DEC 25 Adopt amended ordinance establishing procedures for naming municipally owned property Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 DEC 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Construction Agreement with the State of Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) for Industrial Access Project – Bowen Way Roadway Widening and Resurfacing Project No. IAR-001-000-013, CPMS# 100081255 to Benefit Project Magnolia at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $1,183,000.00 (Net Cost to City $0.00). Resolution · Economic Development Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 DEC 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Caterpillar 308 Excavator through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 011723-CAT, from Thompson Tractor Co., Inc., for Wastewater at a Cost Not to Exceed $130,465.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 DEC 25 RESOLUTION: To Support Renovations to the First and Third Floors of 124 W. Main Street. Resolution · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 Suspend rules: 1. RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Real Estate Transaction Agreement with Kinder Morgan (KM) for the Relocation of a Natural Gas Pipeline in South Industrial Park, Utilizing $1,500,000.00 of Growing Alabama Funds Allocated to the City of Prattville. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Economic Development
What does this mean?

Suspending the rules shortens the normal process or timeline so the Council can consider the matter sooner. All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This procedural vote concerns timing and process and is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying proposal.

Failed to Suspend Rules · 6-1 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Award Bid No. 025-014 to Webb Builders, Inc. for the Engineering Building Addition Project, at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $457,475.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Purchase of One (1) 2027 or Newer Demers Ford F-550 Ambulance and Related Equipment through the H-GAC Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. AM10-23, from Emergency Equipment Professionals, Inc. for the Fire Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $357,000.00. Resolution · Public Safety Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Emergency Spending to Stabilize the Foundation of the Autauga-Prattville Public Library at a Cost Up to $368,900.00. Resolution · Community & Quality of Life Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Freightliner M2-106 Plus Side Loader Garbage Truck through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract Number 110223-THC, from Ingram Equipment Company, LLC for the Sanitation Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $311,590.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $62,220.00). Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 Hold: 6. RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Contract for Services with the Autauga- Prattville Public Library for Funding as Allocated in the FY2025-2026 Budget. Procedural - Hold · Finance & Budget Held 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Jackson Thornton & Co., P.C. for a Revenue Requirements Analysis and Cost of Service/Rate Study for Sanitation at a Total Cost of $10,000.00. Resolution · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 682 Covered Bridge Parkway from R-5 (Single-Family High-Density District) to O-1 (Office District) (Petitioner: Chad Jay Peacock). Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 Reconsider Kinder Morgan suspension vote Procedural - Reconsider · Economic Development Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 Suspend rules for Kinder Morgan real estate transaction resolution Procedural - Suspend Rules · Economic Development
What does this mean?

Suspending the rules shortens the normal process or timeline so the Council can consider the matter sooner. All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This procedural vote concerns timing and process and is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying proposal.

Passed to Suspend Rules · 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 DEC 25 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Real Estate Transaction Agreement with Kinder Morgan (KM) for the Relocation of a Natural Gas Pipeline in South Industrial Park, Utilizing $1,500,000.00 of Growing Alabama Funds Allocated to the City of Prattville. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
06 JAN 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
06 JAN 26 PREVIOUS CONSENT AGENDA ITEM 11. RESOLUTION: To Amend the Ambulance Fee Schedule Policy Language for Fire and Ambulance Emergency Transport Services. Resolution · Public Safety Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
06 JAN 26 Suspend rules: 2. ORDINANCE: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Lease Agreement Between the City of Prattville and Fountain City BMX Association, Inc. to Continue to Operate a BMX Park Procedural - Suspend Rules · Parks & Recreation
What does this mean?

Suspending the rules shortens the normal process or timeline so the Council can consider the matter sooner. All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This procedural vote concerns timing and process and is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying proposal.

Failed to Suspend Rules · 6-1 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
06 JAN 26 Suspend rules: 3. ORDINANCE: To Amend Ordinance Book 2025, Page 013, To Declare a Temporary Moratorium on Permits and Approvals for Package Stores, Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, and Vape Shops in the Corporate Limits of Prattville. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Planning & Growth
What does this mean?

Suspending the rules shortens the normal process or timeline so the Council can consider the matter sooner. All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This procedural vote concerns timing and process and is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying proposal.

Failed to Suspend Rules · 6-1 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
06 JAN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Professional Services Agreement with Skipper Consulting, Inc., for the Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Carbon Reduction Program for Traffic Signal Improvements at the Intersections of East Main Street at Chestnut Street, East Main Street at Washington Street, and East Main Street at Northington Street at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $71,100.00. Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
06 JAN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Renewal Agreement with RiverTree Systems, Inc. for Examination Services for a Period of Three (3) Years at a Cost of $75.00 Per Resolution · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 Hold: 1. RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Contract for Services with the Autauga-Prattville Public Library for Funding as Allocated in the FY2025-2026 Budget. Procedural - Hold · Finance & Budget
Abstention reason

Jackson : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.

Held 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Abstained D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 682 Covered Bridge Parkway from R-5 (Single-Family High-Density District) to O-1 (Office District) Ordinance · Planning & Growth Failed 3-3; 1 absent D1 No D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 No D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 ORDINANCE: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Lease Agreement Between the City of Prattville and Fountain City BMX Association, Inc. to Continue to Operate a BMX Park Ordinance · Parks & Recreation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 Amend: 4. ORDINANCE: To Amend Ordinance Book 2025, Page 013, To Declare a Temporary Moratorium on Permits and Approvals for Package Stores, Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, and Vape Shops in the Corporate Limits of Prattville. Amendment / Amended Action · Planning & Growth Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Pre-Zone Property Outside the Corporate Limits Located at Saratoga Lane and Sydney Drive S Extension, Known as Glennbrooke 10 to R-3 (Single Family Residential) (Petitioners/Owners: David L. and Diane R. Avant) (Representative: Barrett-Simpson, Inc.). Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 5-1; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 Hold: 6. ORDINANCE: Petition for Annexation of Property Outside the Corporate Limits Located at Saratoga Lane and Sydney Drive S Extension, Known as Glennbrooke 10 (Petitioners/Owners: David L. and Diane R. Avant) (Representative: Barrett-Simpson, Inc.). Procedural - Hold · Planning & Growth Held 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 RESOLUTION: To Award Bid No. 025-015 to Construction One, Inc. for the Renovations to the Third Floor of 124 West Main Street Building, at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $513,014.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 John Deere Backhoe through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract Number 011723- JDC, from Warrior Tractor & Equipment Company, Inc. for Engineering at a Cost Not to Exceed Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase and Installation of a 30’x84’ Enclosed Pole Barn from Webb Builders, Inc. for the Parks and Recreation Department Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Construction Engineering and Inspection Agreement with Krebs Engineering, Inc. for the Court Street Streetscape Improvements Project at a Cost Not to Exceed $95,463.00 (Net Cost to the City $19,092.60). Resolution · Government & Administration Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 1114 E Main Street from R-2 (Single Family Residential District) to O-1 (Office District) Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
20 JAN 26 RESOLUTION: To Support the Restaurant Development and Outdoor Usage at 124 West Resolution · Government & Administration Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 FEB 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Kubota Tractor through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 082923-KBA, from Capital Tractor, Inc. for Urban Management at a Cost Not to Exceed $72,050.27. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Contract with Civil Southeast, LLC for Professional Engineering Services for the McQueen Smith Road and Jay Street Intersection Improvements Project at a Cost Not to Exceed $32,250.00. Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Release of Funds to Replace the Concrete Pad at Fire Station 2 to J&E Contracting, LLC for the Fire Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $28,750.00. Resolution · Public Safety Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Land Pride 10’ Rotary Cutter from Capital Tractor, Inc. for Urban Management at a Cost Not to Exceed Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize City Staff to Make Application to the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) under the Rebuild Alabama Act (RAA) Grant Program for Various BL Roadway Improvements. Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 Hold: 1. RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Contract for Services with the Autauga- Prattville Public Library for Funding as Allocated in the FY2025-2026 Budget. Procedural - Hold · Finance & Budget Held 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 ORDINANCE: To Pre-Zone Property Outside the Corporate Limits Located at Saratoga Lane and Sydney Drive S Extension, Known as Glennbrooke 10 to R-3 (Single Family Residential) (Petitioners/Owners: David L. and Diane R. Avant) (Representative: Barrett- Simpson, Inc.). Ordinance · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 ORDINANCE: Petition for Annexation of Property Outside the Corporate Limits Located at Saratoga Lane and Sydney Drive S Extension, Known as Glennbrooke 10 (Petitioners/Owners: David L. and Diane R. Avant) (Representative: Barrett-Simpson, Inc.). Ordinance · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 1114 E Main Street from R-2 (Single Family Residential District) to O-1 (Office District) (Petitioner: Brad Phillips and Jonas Traywick). Ordinance · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize City Staff to Submit an Application to the Department of Transportation (USDOT) for FY2026 Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) Grant Funding for the Widening of McQueen Smith Road from Cobbs Ford Road to US-31 (South Memorial Drive). Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Construction of a Restroom and Concession Stand at Whetstone Park to CAMCO Properties, LLC for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $99,500.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Memorandum of Agreement for a Classification and Compensation Study with Condrey and Associates, Inc. at a Cost Not to Exceed $57,500.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the July 4th Public Fireworks Display Program for Performing and Creative Arts at a Cost Not to Exceed $29,803.76. Resolution · Public Safety Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Police Canine from Alabama Canine Law Enforcement Officers Training Center, Inc. for the Police Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $17,869.00. Resolution · Public Safety Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Alabama Power for Lighting Improvements around the Parking Area of Cooters Pond Park at a Cost of $26,240.09. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize Fees for Certain Records. Resolution · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 FEB 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Extension of the Tax Exemption Certificate for James Hardie Building Products, Inc. through December 31, 2026, in Support of Project Mayfield. Resolution · Economic Development Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 MAR 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Absent D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 MAR 26 Hold: 1. RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Contract for Services with the Autauga- Prattville Public Library for Funding as Allocated in the FY2025-2026 Budget. Procedural - Hold · Finance & Budget Held 5-1; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Absent D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 MAR 26 RESOLUTION: To Grant a Restaurant Retail Liquor License to Logans Roadhouse Enterprises, LLC d/b/a Logans Roadhouse 472. Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Absent D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 MAR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Ford Transit Camera Van through the H-GAC Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. SC06-24, from Elxsi d/b/a CUES, Inc. for Wastewater at a Cost Not to Exceed $287,543.72. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Absent D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 MAR 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize an Additional Personnel Position in the Planning Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $76,200.86. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Absent D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 MAR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Walking Trail Improvements at Miller Park to Construction Services, L.L.C., for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $65,870.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Absent D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 MAR 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) DJI Matrice Drone from Unmanned Vehicle Technologies, LLC for the Police Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $15,157.12. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Absent D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 MAR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Alabama Bass Trail to Host an Alabama Bass Trail Tournament Series Divisional on June 13, 2026, at a Cost Not to Exceed $9,500.00. Resolution · Government & Administration Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Absent D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
03 MAR 26 Enter Executive Session Procedural - Executive Session · Government & Administration Passed 6-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Absent D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 MAR 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 MAR 26 ORDINANCE: To Exempt Certain “Covered Items” From the Municipal Sales and Use Tax During the Third Full Weekend of July 2026, as Authorized by § 40-23-210 through § 40-23- 213, Code of Alabama, 1975, as amended, Generally Referred to as the “Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday” Legislation. Ordinance · Education Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 MAR 26 RESOLUTION: To Accept the $500,000.00 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Grant No. LR-CM-PF-25-002, for Sewer and Street Improvements in the College Heights Area. Resolution · Community & Quality of Life Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 MAR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of Two (2) Wright 60” Mowers from Live Oaks Outdoors LLC d/b/a Prattville Outdoors for Urban Management at a Cost Not to Exceed $25,486.40. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 MAR 26 RESOLUTION: To Support Project Picker House. Resolution · Government & Administration
Abstention reason

Langley : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.

Passed 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Abstained Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 MAR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize a Full-Range Structural Analysis by an Independent Qualified Structural Engineer on All Portions of the Retaining Wall System at North Highland Park. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Abstention reason

Merrick : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
Strichik : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.

Passed 4-0-2 abstained; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Abstained D5 Yes D6 Abstained D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 MAR 26 Suspend rules: RESOLUTION FROM THE FLOOR: To Name the Building at 124 W. Main Street as “The Striplin Center”. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Government & Administration
What does this mean?

Suspending the rules shortens the normal process or timeline so the Council can consider the matter sooner. All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This procedural vote concerns timing and process and is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying proposal.

Failed to Suspend Rules · 4-2 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 No D5 Yes D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 MAR 26 Suspend rules: RESOLUTION FROM THE FLOOR: To Name the Open-Air Stage at 124 W. Main Street as “The Wilson Pickett Stage”. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Government & Administration
What does this mean?

Suspending the rules shortens the normal process or timeline so the Council can consider the matter sooner. All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This procedural vote concerns timing and process and is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying proposal.

Failed to Suspend Rules · 3-3 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 No D5 No D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
17 MAR 26 Suspend rules: RESOLUTION (FROM THE FLOOR): To Name the Outdoor Space at 124 W. Main Street as “The Lyric”. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Government & Administration
What does this mean?

Suspending the rules shortens the normal process or timeline so the Council can consider the matter sooner. All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This procedural vote concerns timing and process and is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying proposal.

Failed to Suspend Rules · 4-2 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 No D5 Yes D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Contract for Services with the Autauga- Prattville Public Library for Funding as Allocated in the FY2025-2026 Budget. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Abstention reason

Jackson : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.

Passed 6-0-1 abstained D1 Yes D2 Abstained D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 Voted to move Agenda Item 2 to the end of the agenda for later consideration. Procedural - Move to End of Agenda · Government & Administration
What happened next: This item returned at the end of the meeting. Council amended the proposed name from “The Striplin Center” to “The Striplin Business Center,” then adopted the amended resolution 7-0.
Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 Voted to move Agenda Item 3 to the end of the agenda for later consideration. Procedural - Move to End of Agenda · Government & Administration
Abstention reason

Jackson : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.

What happened next: This item returned at the end of the meeting, when Council voted 7-0 to table indefinitely the resolution naming the stage “The Wilson Pickett Stage.”
Passed 4-2-1 abstained D1 No D2 Abstained D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 Voted to move Agenda Item 4 to the end of the agenda for later consideration. Procedural - Move to End of Agenda · Parks & Recreation
What happened next: This item returned at the end of the meeting, when Council voted 7-0 to table indefinitely the resolution naming the outdoor space “The Lyric.”
Passed 4-3 D1 No D2 No D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Name the Outdoor Space at 124 W. Main Street as “The Lyric at Esther’s”. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 5-2 D1 Yes D2 No D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize Emergency Spending for the Repair of the Wall System at North Highland Park. Resolution · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Kenworth T480 Side Loader through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 110223-THC, from Ingram Equipment Company, LLC for Sanitation at a Cost Not to Exceed $344,788.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds to Widen and Resurface County Road 12 (Old Ridge Road) from US-31 to 1.9 Miles East of US-31, for Autauga County Project RA- ACP01-02-24, at a Cost Not to Exceed $187,891.50. Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Mill Pond Area Improvements to Murphy Excavation, LLC for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $78,570.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits on the East Side of Redfield Road Immediately South of the Intersection of Cobbs Ford Road from B-2 (General Business District), FAR (Forest, Agriculture, Recreation District), and B-4 (Highway Commercial District) to PUD (Planned Unit Development District) (Owners: Jones Virginia Marie & Sharon Jones & Leslie J McAhren & Eugene T Jones c/o Jones Sharon) Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 Adopt amended resolution naming the building at 124 W. Main Street “The Striplin Business Center” Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 Table indefinitely resolution to name the open-air stage at 124 W. Main Street “The Wilson Pickett Stage” Procedural - Table · Parks & Recreation Tabled 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 APR 26 Table indefinitely resolution to name the outdoor space at 124 W. Main Street “The Lyric” Procedural - Table · Parks & Recreation Tabled 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
21 APR 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
21 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Award Bid No. 026-001 to David Bulger, Inc. for the Laney Drive Extension Project for Engineering at a Cost Not to Exceed $644,087.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
21 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Award Bid No. 026-002 to Alexander Sealcoating & Striping, Inc. for the McQueen Smith Road and Jay Street Intersection Improvements Project for Engineering at a Cost Not to Exceed $272,953.00 Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
21 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 or Newer Ford F250 Regular Cab 4WD Truck and One (1) 2026 or Newer Ford F250 Super Crew 4WD Truck through State Contract No. MA230000003416-3 and MA220000003128-2 from Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for Urban Management at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $102,812.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
21 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 or Newer Ford Maverick Crew Cab Truck Package through State Contract No. MA220000003128- 6 from Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for the Fire Department at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $41,517.00. Resolution · Public Safety Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
21 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Contract and Release the Funds for a Subscription to Regroup Mass Notification at a Cost Not to Exceed $5,000.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
21 APR 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of the Work Product of the 2018 Classification and Compensation Study. Resolution · Government & Administration Failed 2-5 D1 No D2 Yes D3 No D4 No D5 No D6 No D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
05 MAY 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
05 MAY 26 Rezone property on east side of Redfield Road south of Cobbs Ford Road to PUD Ordinance · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
05 MAY 26 Suspend rules: 2. ORDINANCE: To Extend the Temporary Moratorium on Permits and Approvals for Package Stores, Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, and Vape Shops in the Corporate Limits of Prattville. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Planning & Growth
What does this mean?

Suspending the rules shortens the normal process or timeline so the Council can consider the matter sooner. All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This procedural vote concerns timing and process and is not necessarily a vote for or against the underlying proposal.

Passed to Suspend Rules · 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
05 MAY 26 ORDINANCE: To Extend the Temporary Moratorium on Permits and Approvals for Package Stores, Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, and Vape Shops in the Corporate Limits of Prattville. Ordinance · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
05 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of Two (2) 2026 or Newer Ram 2500 Trucks through State Contract No. MA220000003316-10 from Stivers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram for Parks and Recreation at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $81,458.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
05 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Contract with Civil Southeast, LLC for Professional Engineering Services for Culvert Improvements Behind 113 W. Main Street at a Cost Not to Exceed $35,500.00. Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
05 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Pratt Park Walking Trail Improvements to DPM Concrete Construction, LLC for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $74,500.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
05 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize City Staff to Submit an Application to the Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Carbon Reduction Program for Access Management Improvements along Fairview Avenue from Old Farm Lane to Interstate 65 at a Projected Cost of $1,985,275.00 (Projected Cost to City $397,055.00). Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
05 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 326 Highway 82 Bypass East from B-1 (Neighborhood Business District) to B-2 (General Business District) (Owner: Terry Stanfield) (Petitioner: James C. Avery). Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
05 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize City Staff to Submit an Application to the Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) for Sidewalk Improvements along Lower Kingston Road and the Autauga Creek Levee from 4 th Street to Spinners Park, at a Projected Cost of $654,540.00 (Projected Cost to City $130,908.00). Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
19 MAY 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
19 MAY 26 ORDINANCE: To Extend the Temporary Moratorium on Mini-Warehouses and Self-Storage Facilities. Ordinance · Planning & Growth Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
19 MAY 26 ORDINANCE: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Lease Agreement with the American Legion Post No. 122 for the Property Located at 498 Doster Road. Ordinance · Finance & Budget Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
19 MAY 26 ORDINANCE: To Amend City of Prattville Code of Ordinances, Chapter 62-Traffic and Vehicles, Article III.-Vehicle Operation, Division 2.- Speed Restrictions, Section(s) 62-77 through 62-84. Ordinance · Public Safety Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
19 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Purchase of One (1) 2027 or Newer E-One Rescue Pumper through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 082025-RVG, from Sunbelt Fire, Inc. for the Fire Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $987,262.00. Resolution · Public Safety
Abstention reason

Whaley : Abstained. Abstention reason: Works for Sunbelt Fire; abstained to avoid an appearance of wrongdoing.

Passed 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Abstained D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
19 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize City Staff to Make Application to the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) for the FY2027 Transportation Alternative Set-Aside Program for Sidewalk Improvements Along Smith Avenue, Honeysuckle Drive, Hargis Drive, Lawrence Street, George Drive, School Drive, and Upper Kingston Road at a Projected Cost of $1,000,490.00 (Projected Cost to City $200,490.00). Resolution · Education Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
19 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Cornell Thunder By-Pass Pump from Jim House & Associates, LLC for Wastewater at a Cost Not to Exceed $50,000.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
19 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Preliminary Engineering and Construction, Engineering, and Inspection Agreement with the State of Alabama, Acting By and Through the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), Project No. STPMN-0126 ( ); CPMS Ref# 100080314 and 100080311, for the Resurfacing on McQueen Smith Road from Cobbs Ford Road to SR-14 (Fairview Avenue) at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $1,339,280.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $267,856.00). Resolution · Infrastructure
Vote not counted

Approved minutes identify this councilor as not present during voting. The Explorer excludes that entry from Yes/No agreement calculations.

Abstention reason

Jackson : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not present during voting

Passed 5-0; 1 vote not counted; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Not Counted D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
19 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Lease Agreement with Alabama Power to Lease Property Along the Eastern Boundary of 163 West 4th Street, Prattville Fire Station 2, at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $10.00. Resolution · Public Safety
Abstention reason

Merrick : Abstained. Abstention reason: Works for Alabama Power and stated he was abstaining to avoid any negative appearance.

Passed 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Abstained D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
19 MAY 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Milling, Resurfacing, and Striping of Court Street from Tichnor Avenue to 4th Street to Alexander Sealcoating & Striping, Inc. for Engineering at a Cost Not to Exceed $65,660.00. Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 JUN 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 JUN 26 ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 326 Highway 82 Bypass East from B-1 (Neighborhood Business District) to B-2 (General Business District) Ordinance · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Restroom Renovations at Whetstone Park to CAMCO Properties, LLC for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $89,170.59. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Change the Date of the Second City Council Meeting in July from July 21, 2026, to July 23, 2026. Resolution · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the Budget and Ratify and Affirm the Purchase of a 40’ Pre-Lit Christmas Tree, from Display Sales at a Cost Not to Exceed $28,000.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of Two (2) Wright 52” Mowers from Live Oaks Outdoors LLC d/b/a Prattville Outdoors for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $27,904.56. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
02 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Toro Sand Drag Machine from Jerry Pate Turf & Irrigation, Inc., for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $26,582.38. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Abstention reason

Jackson : Abstained. Abstention reason: Jackson was one of the Airport Authority appointees included on the Consent Agenda; the City Attorney advised abstention out of an abundance of caution.

Passed 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Abstained D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits along Highway 82 Bypass East, Doster Cutoff, and Doster Road from T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) and FAR (Forest, Agriculture, Recreation District) to PUD (Planned Unit Development) (Owner: Prattville Development Group, Matthew Waldrop, Melissa G. Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Drainage Improvement Project on Main Street, East of the Railroad Crossing to David Bulger, Inc. for Engineering at a Cost Not to Exceed $84,165.00. Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 123 Pickett Street from R-3 (Single Family Residential District) to T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) (Owner/Petitioner: Tangernette L Anderson). Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Site Grading and Topsoil Management at Whetstone Park to David Bulger, Inc. for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $74,731.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 925 Peagler Street from R-3 (Single Family Residential District) to T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) (Owner: Annie P. Willis c/o Dorothy Jackson) (Petitioner: Vonzell Pernell, Jr.). Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Toro 60” Mower from Live Oaks Outdoors LLC d/b/a Prattville Outdoors for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $14,499.99. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Legal Services Contract with Riley & Jackson, P.C. and NSPR Law Services LLC d/b/a Napoli Shkolnik PLLC to Represent the City of Prattville in the Investigation and Prosecution of Legal Claims Against Fire Truck Manufacturers, Trade Associations, their Executives and/or Other Entities that Collaborated. Resolution · Public Safety
Abstention reason

Whaley : Abstained. Abstention reason: Works for Sunbelt Fire Equipment; stated that companies involved in the matter are partners of his employer and that he believed participation would present a conflict of interest.

Passed 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Abstained D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the City Attorney to Affix the Cost for the Removal of Garbage and Rubbish at 416 Summerhill Road. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Abstention reason

Jackson : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
Langley : Abstained. Abstention reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.

Passed 4-0-2 abstained; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Abstained D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Abstained Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the City Attorney to Affix the Cost for the Removal of Garbage and Rubbish at 416 Summerhill Road. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the City Attorney to Affix the Cost for the Removal of Garbage and Rubbish at 416 Summerhill Road. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
16 JUN 26 Enter Executive Session Procedural - Executive Session · Government & Administration Passed 6-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Absent D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 JUL 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Why this vote is not counted

Video shows Langley did not vote Yes and later raised her hand after the chair announced adoption. The chair acknowledged the missed hand, but the sequence does not distinguish whether Langley meant No or Abstain.

Adopted 5 Yes; 1 vote not counted; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Absent D6 Yes D7 Not Counted Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Purchase of an Expansion Datapack for the Pure Storage Server through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 121923-CDW from CDW Government LLC for the Information Technology Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $202,802.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Absent D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of Two (2) 2026 or Newer Ford F250 Crew Cab 4x4 Trucks through State Contract No. MA220000003128-22 from Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for Wastewater at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $98,936.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Absent D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 or Newer Ford F250 Super Crew 4x4 Truck through State Contract No. MA220000003128-22 from Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for Public Works at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $54,553.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Absent D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Trackless Train System from Roundhouse Trackless Train Company, LLC for Performing & Creative Arts at a Cost Not to Exceed $28,520.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Absent D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Goodwyn Mills Cawood LLC for Engineering Design Services for the South Industrial Park Sign and Landscaping Project at a Cost Not to Exceed $28,500.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Absent D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Kubota RTV from Capital Tractor, Inc. for Urban Management at a Cost Not to Exceed $19,420.08. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Absent D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
07 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Toro 72” Mower from Live Oaks Outdoors LLC d/b/a Prattville Outdoors for Wastewater at a Cost Not to Exceed $13,429.21. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation Passed 6-0; 1 absent D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Absent D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 Hold: 1. ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits along Highway 82 Bypass East, Doster Cutoff, and Doster Road from T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) and FAR (Forest, Agriculture, Recreation District) to PUD (Planned Unit Development) (Owner(s): Prattville Development Group, Matthew Waldrop, Melissa G. Hagan, and George P. Walthall, III) (Petitioner: BSI, Inc., Blake Rice). Procedural - Hold · Planning & Growth Held 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 123 Pickett Street from R-3 (Single Family Residential District) to T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Official Minutes Correction Pending

The published minutes contain an incorrect vote tally. Official meeting video confirms this ordinance failed 0-7.

Failed 0-7 D1 No D2 No D3 No D4 No D5 No D6 No D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 925 Peagler Street from R-3 (Single Family Residential District) to T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) (Owner(s): Annie P. Willis c/o Dorothy Jackson) (Petitioner: Vonzell Pernell, Jr.). Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Official Minutes Correction Pending

The published minutes contain an incorrect vote tally. Official meeting video confirms this ordinance failed 0-7.

Failed 0-7 D1 No D2 No D3 No D4 No D5 No D6 No D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Adopt an Updated Position Classification and Compensation Plan for the Employees of the City of Prattville. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Award Bid No. 026-006 to Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for the Purchase of 2026 or Newer Police Utility SUVs with Installation and Purchase/Installation of Fleet Emergency Equipment for the Police Department at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $717,049.00. Resolution · Public Safety Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Accept Improvements and Maintenance of Hedgefield Subdivision Plat 1, Plat 2, Plat 3, and Plat 4. Resolution · Planning & Growth Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Award Bid No. 026-004 to Alexander Sealcoating & Striping, Inc. for the College Heights Area Roadway and Sewer Improvements, CDBG Project No. LR-CM-PF-2, at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $501,485.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $204,235.00). Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Release Funds for the Purchase of One (1) New 2023 Ford F450 4x4 Cab Chassis and Remount of the Type I Ambulance Box through the HGACBuy Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. AM10-23, from Allsource Enterprises LLC d/b/a Safe Industries at a Cost Not to Exceed $122,900.00. Resolution · Public Safety Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Drainage and Grading Improvements at the Public Works Lot Located at 530 Doster Road to David Bulger, Inc. for Public Works at a Cost Not to Exceed $75,392.50. Resolution · Infrastructure Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Approve a One-Time Lump Sum Payment to City of Prattville Retirees and Beneficiaries of Deceased Retirees under the Provisions of Section 2 of Act 2026-608 at a Cost Not to Exceed $54,925.00. Resolution · Government & Administration
Abstention reason

Whaley : Abstained. Abstention reason: City retiree and Retirement Systems of Alabama member who would receive a personal benefit from the payment.

Passed 6-0-1 abstained D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Abstained D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Window Renovation Project at City Hall to Tri County Glass & Home Repairs LLC, at a Cost Not to Exceed $34,000.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
23 JUL 26 RESOLUTION: To Authorize the City Attorney to Affix the Cost for the Removal of Garbage and Rubbish at 225 Stewart Street. Resolution · Government & Administration Passed 6-1 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 No Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 AUG 26 Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration Passed 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 AUG 26 ORDINANCE: To Amend City of Prattville Code of Ordinances Chapter 66 - Utilities, Article IV. - Solid Waste, Divisions 1, 2, 3, and 4. Ordinance · Public Works & Sanitation · Sanitation Rate Increase Passed 6-1 D1 Yes D2 No D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 AUG 26 ORDINANCE: To Amend the City of Prattville Code of Ordinances, Chapter 66 - Utilities, Article III. - Sewers and Sewage Disposal, Division 10. - Charges and Fees. Ordinance · Infrastructure · Wastewater Rate Increase Passed 6-1 D1 Yes D2 No D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
04 AUG 26 RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 403 Durden Road from R-3 (Single-Family Residential District) to T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) (Owner: Cameron Gage Hughes) (Petitioner: Monya Rae Caver). Resolution · Planning & Growth · Sets Public Hearing
This vote scheduled the public hearing. It did not approve the rezoning.
Public Hearing Set · 7-0 D1 Yes D2 Yes D3 Yes D4 Yes D5 Yes D6 Yes D7 Yes Minutes ↗ Video ↗
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03 NOV 25
12 Council decisions Official-minutes record
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Elect Michael Whaley as Council President Organizational Election · Government & Administration
Passed 5-2
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Newman Yes
Jackson No
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik No
Langley Yes
2
Elect Jackson as Council President Pro Tempore Organizational Election · Government & Administration
Failed 3-4
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Newman No
Jackson Yes
Chambers No
Merrick No
Whaley No
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
Elect Robert Strichik as Council President Pro Tempore Organizational Election · Government & Administration
Failed 2-5
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Newman No
Jackson Yes
Chambers No
Merrick No
Whaley No
Strichik Yes
Langley No
4
Elect John Chambers as Council President Pro Tempore Organizational Election · Government & Administration
Passed 5-2
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Newman Yes
Jackson No
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik No
Langley Yes
5
Suspend rules: 1. ORDINANCE: To Set Council Procedures for the 2025-2029 Quadrennium. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Government & Administration
Passed to Suspend Rules · 7-0
All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This vote determines whether the normal process/timeline is shortened so the matter can be considered sooner.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
Amend: Councilor Langley made a motion to amend line 55 on page 1 from 3 minutes to 5 minutes for public comments, and Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration
Passed 6-1
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick No
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
Amend: Councilor Langley made a motion to amend line 31 on page 2 to insert wording that the City Council is the governing body of the City of Prattville, and anyone else needing to attend the Executive Session would be invited by the Council President prior to the meeting, and Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration
Failed 3-4
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers No
Merrick No
Whaley No
Strichik No
Langley Yes
8
Amend: Councilor Langley made a motion to amend line 30 on page 2 to add “governing” before body. Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration
Passed 6-1
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik No
Langley Yes
9
Amend: Councilor Langley made a motion to amend line 20 on page 2 to include the Alabama Code § 36-25A-7, and Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration
Passed 6-1
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick No
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
10
Adopt amended Council Procedures ordinance for the 2025-2029 Quadrennium Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
11
Amend: Councilor Langley made a motion to amend line 53 on page 1 to include “The Council has the opportunity at the next session, prior to the approval of the minutes, to remedy any legislative errors.”, and Councilor Jackson seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration
Passed 5-2
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick No
Whaley Yes
Strichik No
Langley Yes
12
Adopt amended resolution: 2. RESOLUTION: To Provide Procedure and Criteria for the Establishment of Council Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration
Passed 6-1
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik No
Langley Yes
04 NOV 25
8 Council decisions 2 items video/transcript verified
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
Hold: 1. RESOLUTION: To Name the Property at 124 W. Main Street, “Esther’s”. Procedural - Hold · Parks & Recreation
Failed 1-5-1 abstained
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Newman No
Jackson No
Chambers Yes
Merrick No
Whaley No
Strichik Abstained Reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
Langley No
3
RESOLUTION: To Name the Outdoor Venue Adjacent to Esther’s, as “The Lyric at Esther’s”. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Failed 1-5-1 abstained
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Newman No
Jackson No
Chambers Yes
Merrick No
Whaley No
Strichik Abstained Reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
Langley No
4
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of Two (2) Pure Storage Servers from SHI International Corp. for the Information Technology Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $278,430.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Civil Southeast, LLC for Engineering Services for the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) Project No. STPMN-0125, CPMS Ref # 100080312 and 100080315, for Resurfacing and Planing on Sheila Boulevard from East Main Street to SR-14 (US-31/North Memorial Drive) at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $99,700.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $19,940.00). Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 1320 Old Ridge Road East from FAR (Forest, Agricultural, Recreation District) to INST 5 (Institutional District) (Petitioner: Central Alabama Community College). Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Demolition and Removal of the Dilapidated Residential Structure Located at 103 7th Street and Award a Contract to 82 Auto Parts & Wrecker Service LLC at a Cost Not to Exceed $10,300.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Civil Southeast, LLC for Engineering Services for the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) Project No. STPMN-0125, CPMS Ref # 100080310 and 100080313, for Resurfacing and Traffic Striping on West 4th Street from Gin Shop Hill Road to SR-6 (US-82) at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $53,700.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $10,740.00). Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
18 NOV 25
9 Council decisions 2 votes not counted
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Construction Agreement for a Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Project Between the State of Alabama, Acting By and Through the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), for Project No. CRPMN-0126 ( ), CPMS Ref #’s 100080794, for Traffic Signal Upgrades at the Intersections of East Main Street at Chestnut Street, East Main Street at Washington Street, and East Main Street at Northington Street at a Cost Not to Exceed $1,267,614.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $253,522.80). Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
RESOLUTION: To Award Bid No. 025-013 to Murphy Excavation, LLC for the Court Street Streetscape for the Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) Project No. TAPMN-TA24(941), CPMS Ref # 10078548 and 10078230; and, at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $636,426.50 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $127,285.30). Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Work Truck and One (1) 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD Work Truck through State Contract No. MA240000004917 from McSweeney Auto Group Clanton, LLC for Engineering at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $87,765.47. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter an Agreement with International Data Base Corp. d/b/a Bidnet for Bid Posting and Advertising at a Cost Not to Exceed $2,652.25 Per Year. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Adopted 6 Yes; 1 vote not counted
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Newman Yes
Jackson Vote Not Counted
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes

Why this vote is not counted Video shows Jackson did not raise his hand in favor and did not subsequently indicate an opposing or abstaining vote. The meeting record does not establish a counted Yes, No, or Abstain vote for Jackson.

6
RESOLUTION: To Re-Appoint Donnie Bethel to the Autauga-Prattville Library Board of Trustees. Resolution · Community & Quality of Life
Passed 5-2
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Newman Yes
Jackson No
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley No
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RESOLUTION: To Re-Appoint Gloria Kuykendall to the Autauga-Prattville Library Board of Trustees. Resolution · Community & Quality of Life
Passed 5-2
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Newman Yes
Jackson No
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley No
8
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Demolition and Removal of the Dilapidated Accessory Structure Located at 103 7th Street and Award the Contract to 82 Auto Parts & Wrecker Service LLC. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Adopted 6 Yes; 1 vote not counted
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Newman Yes
Jackson Vote Not Counted
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes

Why this vote is not counted Video shows Jackson did not raise his hand for Yes, No, or Abstain even though all three categories were called. The official meeting record therefore does not establish a counted vote for Jackson.

9
Enter Executive Session Procedural - Executive Session · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
02 DEC 25
10 Council decisions Official-minutes record
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 1320 Old Ridge Road East from FAR (Forest, Agricultural, Recreation District) to INST (Institutional District) Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
Suspend rules: 2. ORDINANCE: To Establish the City of Prattville Code of Ordinances Chapter 2. - Administration, Article II. - City Council, Division 3. - Setting Procedures for the Naming and Renaming of Municipally Owned Properties. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Government & Administration
Passed to Suspend Rules · 7-0
All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This vote determines whether the normal process/timeline is shortened so the matter can be considered sooner.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
Amend: Council President Pro Tempore Chambers made a motion to amend line 29 on page 2 to state: Existing informal names are accepted from Sec. 3-4, 3 and 4, until officially named, renamed, or ratified by Resolution of the Council, in accordance with this Ordinance. Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Infrastructure
Failed 0-7
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Newman No
Jackson No
Chambers No
Merrick No
Whaley No
Strichik No
Langley No

Why this amendment failed During discussion, Council identified a concern that the proposed language could include 124 W. Main Street. The first amendment was voted down before revised language was introduced with that property specifically excluded.

5
Amend: Council President Pro Tempore Chambers made a motion to amend line 29 on page 2 to state: Existing informal names, excluding 124 W. Main Street, are accepted from Sec. 3-4, 3 and 4, until officially named, renamed, or ratified by Resolution of the Council, in accordance with this Ordinance. Councilor Newman seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
Amend: Councilor Newman made a motion to amend page 2, section 3-4, to add Item 7 to state: 7. The Council has the authority to create committees, panels, or adopt additional procedures, as necessary, to effectuate and administer the intent of this Ordinance. Councilor Langley seconded the motion. Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
Adopt amended ordinance establishing procedures for naming municipally owned property Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Construction Agreement with the State of Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) for Industrial Access Project – Bowen Way Roadway Widening and Resurfacing Project No. IAR-001-000-013, CPMS# 100081255 to Benefit Project Magnolia at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $1,183,000.00 (Net Cost to City $0.00). Resolution · Economic Development
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
9
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Caterpillar 308 Excavator through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 011723-CAT, from Thompson Tractor Co., Inc., for Wastewater at a Cost Not to Exceed $130,465.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
10
RESOLUTION: To Support Renovations to the First and Third Floors of 124 W. Main Street. Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
16 DEC 25
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
Suspend rules: 1. RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Real Estate Transaction Agreement with Kinder Morgan (KM) for the Relocation of a Natural Gas Pipeline in South Industrial Park, Utilizing $1,500,000.00 of Growing Alabama Funds Allocated to the City of Prattville. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Economic Development
Failed to Suspend Rules · 6-1
All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This vote determines whether the normal process/timeline is shortened so the matter can be considered sooner.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley No
3
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Award Bid No. 025-014 to Webb Builders, Inc. for the Engineering Building Addition Project, at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $457,475.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Purchase of One (1) 2027 or Newer Demers Ford F-550 Ambulance and Related Equipment through the H-GAC Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. AM10-23, from Emergency Equipment Professionals, Inc. for the Fire Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $357,000.00. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Emergency Spending to Stabilize the Foundation of the Autauga-Prattville Public Library at a Cost Up to $368,900.00. Resolution · Community & Quality of Life
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Freightliner M2-106 Plus Side Loader Garbage Truck through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract Number 110223-THC, from Ingram Equipment Company, LLC for the Sanitation Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $311,590.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $62,220.00). Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
Hold: 6. RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Contract for Services with the Autauga- Prattville Public Library for Funding as Allocated in the FY2025-2026 Budget. Procedural - Hold · Finance & Budget
Held 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Jackson Thornton & Co., P.C. for a Revenue Requirements Analysis and Cost of Service/Rate Study for Sanitation at a Total Cost of $10,000.00. Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
9
RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 682 Covered Bridge Parkway from R-5 (Single-Family High-Density District) to O-1 (Office District) (Petitioner: Chad Jay Peacock). Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
10
Reconsider Kinder Morgan suspension vote Procedural - Reconsider · Economic Development
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
11
Suspend rules for Kinder Morgan real estate transaction resolution Procedural - Suspend Rules · Economic Development
Passed to Suspend Rules · 7-0
All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This vote determines whether the normal process/timeline is shortened so the matter can be considered sooner.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
12
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Real Estate Transaction Agreement with Kinder Morgan (KM) for the Relocation of a Natural Gas Pipeline in South Industrial Park, Utilizing $1,500,000.00 of Growing Alabama Funds Allocated to the City of Prattville. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
06 JAN 26
6 Council decisions 1 item video/transcript verified
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
PREVIOUS CONSENT AGENDA ITEM 11. RESOLUTION: To Amend the Ambulance Fee Schedule Policy Language for Fire and Ambulance Emergency Transport Services. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
Suspend rules: 2. ORDINANCE: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Lease Agreement Between the City of Prattville and Fountain City BMX Association, Inc. to Continue to Operate a BMX Park Procedural - Suspend Rules · Parks & Recreation
Failed to Suspend Rules · 6-1
All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This vote determines whether the normal process/timeline is shortened so the matter can be considered sooner.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley No
4
Suspend rules: 3. ORDINANCE: To Amend Ordinance Book 2025, Page 013, To Declare a Temporary Moratorium on Permits and Approvals for Package Stores, Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, and Vape Shops in the Corporate Limits of Prattville. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Planning & Growth
Failed to Suspend Rules · 6-1
All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This vote determines whether the normal process/timeline is shortened so the matter can be considered sooner.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley No
5
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Professional Services Agreement with Skipper Consulting, Inc., for the Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Carbon Reduction Program for Traffic Signal Improvements at the Intersections of East Main Street at Chestnut Street, East Main Street at Washington Street, and East Main Street at Northington Street at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $71,100.00. Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Renewal Agreement with RiverTree Systems, Inc. for Examination Services for a Period of Three (3) Years at a Cost of $75.00 Per Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
20 JAN 26
13 Council decisions 1 item video/transcript verified
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
Hold: 1. RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Contract for Services with the Autauga-Prattville Public Library for Funding as Allocated in the FY2025-2026 Budget. Procedural - Hold · Finance & Budget
Held 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Abstained Reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes

Abstention / vote detail Jackson : Abstain. Not stated in meeting transcript/video

3
ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 682 Covered Bridge Parkway from R-5 (Single-Family High-Density District) to O-1 (Office District) Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Failed 3-3; 1 absent
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Newman No
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley No
Strichik Yes
Langley No
4
ORDINANCE: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Lease Agreement Between the City of Prattville and Fountain City BMX Association, Inc. to Continue to Operate a BMX Park Ordinance · Parks & Recreation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
Amend: 4. ORDINANCE: To Amend Ordinance Book 2025, Page 013, To Declare a Temporary Moratorium on Permits and Approvals for Package Stores, Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, and Vape Shops in the Corporate Limits of Prattville. Amendment / Amended Action · Planning & Growth
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Pre-Zone Property Outside the Corporate Limits Located at Saratoga Lane and Sydney Drive S Extension, Known as Glennbrooke 10 to R-3 (Single Family Residential) (Petitioners/Owners: David L. and Diane R. Avant) (Representative: Barrett-Simpson, Inc.). Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 5-1; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik No
Langley Yes
7
Hold: 6. ORDINANCE: Petition for Annexation of Property Outside the Corporate Limits Located at Saratoga Lane and Sydney Drive S Extension, Known as Glennbrooke 10 (Petitioners/Owners: David L. and Diane R. Avant) (Representative: Barrett-Simpson, Inc.). Procedural - Hold · Planning & Growth
Held 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Award Bid No. 025-015 to Construction One, Inc. for the Renovations to the Third Floor of 124 West Main Street Building, at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $513,014.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
9
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 John Deere Backhoe through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract Number 011723- JDC, from Warrior Tractor & Equipment Company, Inc. for Engineering at a Cost Not to Exceed Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
10
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase and Installation of a 30’x84’ Enclosed Pole Barn from Webb Builders, Inc. for the Parks and Recreation Department Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
11
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Construction Engineering and Inspection Agreement with Krebs Engineering, Inc. for the Court Street Streetscape Improvements Project at a Cost Not to Exceed $95,463.00 (Net Cost to the City $19,092.60). Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
12
RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 1114 E Main Street from R-2 (Single Family Residential District) to O-1 (Office District) Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
13
RESOLUTION: To Support the Restaurant Development and Outdoor Usage at 124 West Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
03 FEB 26
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Kubota Tractor through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 082923-KBA, from Capital Tractor, Inc. for Urban Management at a Cost Not to Exceed $72,050.27. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Contract with Civil Southeast, LLC for Professional Engineering Services for the McQueen Smith Road and Jay Street Intersection Improvements Project at a Cost Not to Exceed $32,250.00. Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Release of Funds to Replace the Concrete Pad at Fire Station 2 to J&E Contracting, LLC for the Fire Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $28,750.00. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Land Pride 10’ Rotary Cutter from Capital Tractor, Inc. for Urban Management at a Cost Not to Exceed Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Authorize City Staff to Make Application to the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) under the Rebuild Alabama Act (RAA) Grant Program for Various BL Roadway Improvements. Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
17 FEB 26
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
Hold: 1. RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Contract for Services with the Autauga- Prattville Public Library for Funding as Allocated in the FY2025-2026 Budget. Procedural - Hold · Finance & Budget
Held 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
ORDINANCE: To Pre-Zone Property Outside the Corporate Limits Located at Saratoga Lane and Sydney Drive S Extension, Known as Glennbrooke 10 to R-3 (Single Family Residential) (Petitioners/Owners: David L. and Diane R. Avant) (Representative: Barrett- Simpson, Inc.). Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
ORDINANCE: Petition for Annexation of Property Outside the Corporate Limits Located at Saratoga Lane and Sydney Drive S Extension, Known as Glennbrooke 10 (Petitioners/Owners: David L. and Diane R. Avant) (Representative: Barrett-Simpson, Inc.). Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 1114 E Main Street from R-2 (Single Family Residential District) to O-1 (Office District) (Petitioner: Brad Phillips and Jonas Traywick). Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Authorize City Staff to Submit an Application to the Department of Transportation (USDOT) for FY2026 Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) Grant Funding for the Widening of McQueen Smith Road from Cobbs Ford Road to US-31 (South Memorial Drive). Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Construction of a Restroom and Concession Stand at Whetstone Park to CAMCO Properties, LLC for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $99,500.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Memorandum of Agreement for a Classification and Compensation Study with Condrey and Associates, Inc. at a Cost Not to Exceed $57,500.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
9
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the July 4th Public Fireworks Display Program for Performing and Creative Arts at a Cost Not to Exceed $29,803.76. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
10
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Police Canine from Alabama Canine Law Enforcement Officers Training Center, Inc. for the Police Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $17,869.00. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
11
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Alabama Power for Lighting Improvements around the Parking Area of Cooters Pond Park at a Cost of $26,240.09. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
12
RESOLUTION: To Authorize Fees for Certain Records. Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
13
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Extension of the Tax Exemption Certificate for James Hardie Building Products, Inc. through December 31, 2026, in Support of Project Mayfield. Resolution · Economic Development
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
03 MAR 26
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Absent
Langley Yes
2
Hold: 1. RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Contract for Services with the Autauga- Prattville Public Library for Funding as Allocated in the FY2025-2026 Budget. Procedural - Hold · Finance & Budget
Held 5-1; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Absent
Langley No
3
RESOLUTION: To Grant a Restaurant Retail Liquor License to Logans Roadhouse Enterprises, LLC d/b/a Logans Roadhouse 472. Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Absent
Langley Yes
4
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Ford Transit Camera Van through the H-GAC Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. SC06-24, from Elxsi d/b/a CUES, Inc. for Wastewater at a Cost Not to Exceed $287,543.72. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Absent
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize an Additional Personnel Position in the Planning Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $76,200.86. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Absent
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Walking Trail Improvements at Miller Park to Construction Services, L.L.C., for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $65,870.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Absent
Langley Yes
7
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) DJI Matrice Drone from Unmanned Vehicle Technologies, LLC for the Police Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $15,157.12. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Absent
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Alabama Bass Trail to Host an Alabama Bass Trail Tournament Series Divisional on June 13, 2026, at a Cost Not to Exceed $9,500.00. Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Absent
Langley Yes
9
Enter Executive Session Procedural - Executive Session · Government & Administration
Passed 6-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Absent
Langley Yes
17 MAR 26
9 Council decisions 2 items video/transcript verified
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
ORDINANCE: To Exempt Certain “Covered Items” From the Municipal Sales and Use Tax During the Third Full Weekend of July 2026, as Authorized by § 40-23-210 through § 40-23- 213, Code of Alabama, 1975, as amended, Generally Referred to as the “Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday” Legislation. Ordinance · Education
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
RESOLUTION: To Accept the $500,000.00 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Grant No. LR-CM-PF-25-002, for Sewer and Street Improvements in the College Heights Area. Resolution · Community & Quality of Life
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of Two (2) Wright 60” Mowers from Live Oaks Outdoors LLC d/b/a Prattville Outdoors for Urban Management at a Cost Not to Exceed $25,486.40. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Support Project Picker House. Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Abstained Reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.

Abstention / vote detail Langley : Abstain. Not stated in meeting transcript/video

6
RESOLUTION: To Authorize a Full-Range Structural Analysis by an Independent Qualified Structural Engineer on All Portions of the Retaining Wall System at North Highland Park. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 4-0-2 abstained; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Abstained Reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
Whaley Yes
Strichik Abstained Reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
Langley Yes

Abstention / vote detail Merrick : Abstain. Not stated in meeting transcript/video Strichik : Abstain. Not stated in meeting transcript/video

7
Suspend rules: RESOLUTION FROM THE FLOOR: To Name the Building at 124 W. Main Street as “The Striplin Center”. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Government & Administration
Failed to Suspend Rules · 4-2
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick No
Whaley Yes
Strichik No
Langley Yes
8
Suspend rules: RESOLUTION FROM THE FLOOR: To Name the Open-Air Stage at 124 W. Main Street as “The Wilson Pickett Stage”. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Government & Administration
Failed to Suspend Rules · 3-3
All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This vote determines whether the normal process/timeline is shortened so the matter can be considered sooner.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick No
Whaley No
Strichik No
Langley Yes
9
Suspend rules: RESOLUTION (FROM THE FLOOR): To Name the Outdoor Space at 124 W. Main Street as “The Lyric”. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Government & Administration
Failed to Suspend Rules · 4-2
All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This vote determines whether the normal process/timeline is shortened so the matter can be considered sooner.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick No
Whaley Yes
Strichik No
Langley Yes
07 APR 26
14 Council decisions 5 items video/transcript verified
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Sign a Contract for Services with the Autauga- Prattville Public Library for Funding as Allocated in the FY2025-2026 Budget. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 6-0-1 abstained
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Newman Yes
Jackson Abstained Reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes

Abstention / vote detail Jackson : Abstain. Not stated in meeting transcript/video

3
Voted to move Agenda Item 2 to the end of the agenda for later consideration. Procedural - Move to End of Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
What happened next: This item returned at the end of the meeting. Council amended the proposed name from “The Striplin Center” to “The Striplin Business Center,” then adopted the amended resolution 7-0.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
Voted to move Agenda Item 3 to the end of the agenda for later consideration. Procedural - Move to End of Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 4-2-1 abstained
What happened next: This item returned at the end of the meeting, when Council voted 7-0 to table indefinitely the resolution naming the stage “The Wilson Pickett Stage.”
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Newman No
Jackson Abstained Reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley No

Abstention / vote detail Jackson : Abstain. Not stated in meeting transcript/video

5
Voted to move Agenda Item 4 to the end of the agenda for later consideration. Procedural - Move to End of Agenda · Parks & Recreation
Passed 4-3
What happened next: This item returned at the end of the meeting, when Council voted 7-0 to table indefinitely the resolution naming the outdoor space “The Lyric.”
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Newman No
Jackson No
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley No
6
RESOLUTION: To Name the Outdoor Space at 124 W. Main Street as “The Lyric at Esther’s”. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 5-2
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Newman Yes
Jackson No
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley No
7
RESOLUTION: To Authorize Emergency Spending for the Repair of the Wall System at North Highland Park. Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 Kenworth T480 Side Loader through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 110223-THC, from Ingram Equipment Company, LLC for Sanitation at a Cost Not to Exceed $344,788.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
9
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds to Widen and Resurface County Road 12 (Old Ridge Road) from US-31 to 1.9 Miles East of US-31, for Autauga County Project RA- ACP01-02-24, at a Cost Not to Exceed $187,891.50. Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
10
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Mill Pond Area Improvements to Murphy Excavation, LLC for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $78,570.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
11
RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits on the East Side of Redfield Road Immediately South of the Intersection of Cobbs Ford Road from B-2 (General Business District), FAR (Forest, Agriculture, Recreation District), and B-4 (Highway Commercial District) to PUD (Planned Unit Development District) (Owners: Jones Virginia Marie & Sharon Jones & Leslie J McAhren & Eugene T Jones c/o Jones Sharon) Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
12
Adopt amended resolution naming the building at 124 W. Main Street “The Striplin Business Center” Amendment / Amended Action · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
13
Table indefinitely resolution to name the open-air stage at 124 W. Main Street “The Wilson Pickett Stage” Procedural - Table · Parks & Recreation
Tabled 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
14
Table indefinitely resolution to name the outdoor space at 124 W. Main Street “The Lyric” Procedural - Table · Parks & Recreation
Tabled 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
21 APR 26
7 Council decisions Official-minutes record
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Award Bid No. 026-001 to David Bulger, Inc. for the Laney Drive Extension Project for Engineering at a Cost Not to Exceed $644,087.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Award Bid No. 026-002 to Alexander Sealcoating & Striping, Inc. for the McQueen Smith Road and Jay Street Intersection Improvements Project for Engineering at a Cost Not to Exceed $272,953.00 Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 or Newer Ford F250 Regular Cab 4WD Truck and One (1) 2026 or Newer Ford F250 Super Crew 4WD Truck through State Contract No. MA230000003416-3 and MA220000003128-2 from Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for Urban Management at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $102,812.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 or Newer Ford Maverick Crew Cab Truck Package through State Contract No. MA220000003128- 6 from Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for the Fire Department at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $41,517.00. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Contract and Release the Funds for a Subscription to Regroup Mass Notification at a Cost Not to Exceed $5,000.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of the Work Product of the 2018 Classification and Compensation Study. Resolution · Government & Administration
Failed 2-5
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Newman No
Jackson Yes
Chambers No
Merrick No
Whaley No
Strichik No
Langley Yes
05 MAY 26
10 Council decisions Official-minutes record
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
Rezone property on east side of Redfield Road south of Cobbs Ford Road to PUD Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
Suspend rules: 2. ORDINANCE: To Extend the Temporary Moratorium on Permits and Approvals for Package Stores, Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, and Vape Shops in the Corporate Limits of Prattville. Procedural - Suspend Rules · Planning & Growth
Passed to Suspend Rules · 7-0
All councilors voting must vote Yes to suspend the rules. This vote determines whether the normal process/timeline is shortened so the matter can be considered sooner.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
ORDINANCE: To Extend the Temporary Moratorium on Permits and Approvals for Package Stores, Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, and Vape Shops in the Corporate Limits of Prattville. Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of Two (2) 2026 or Newer Ram 2500 Trucks through State Contract No. MA220000003316-10 from Stivers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram for Parks and Recreation at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $81,458.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Contract with Civil Southeast, LLC for Professional Engineering Services for Culvert Improvements Behind 113 W. Main Street at a Cost Not to Exceed $35,500.00. Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Pratt Park Walking Trail Improvements to DPM Concrete Construction, LLC for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $74,500.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Authorize City Staff to Submit an Application to the Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Carbon Reduction Program for Access Management Improvements along Fairview Avenue from Old Farm Lane to Interstate 65 at a Projected Cost of $1,985,275.00 (Projected Cost to City $397,055.00). Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
9
RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 326 Highway 82 Bypass East from B-1 (Neighborhood Business District) to B-2 (General Business District) (Owner: Terry Stanfield) (Petitioner: James C. Avery). Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
10
RESOLUTION: To Authorize City Staff to Submit an Application to the Montgomery Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) for Sidewalk Improvements along Lower Kingston Road and the Autauga Creek Levee from 4 th Street to Spinners Park, at a Projected Cost of $654,540.00 (Projected Cost to City $130,908.00). Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
19 MAY 26
10 Council decisions 3 items video/transcript verified
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
ORDINANCE: To Extend the Temporary Moratorium on Mini-Warehouses and Self-Storage Facilities. Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
ORDINANCE: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Lease Agreement with the American Legion Post No. 122 for the Property Located at 498 Doster Road. Ordinance · Finance & Budget
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
ORDINANCE: To Amend City of Prattville Code of Ordinances, Chapter 62-Traffic and Vehicles, Article III.-Vehicle Operation, Division 2.- Speed Restrictions, Section(s) 62-77 through 62-84. Ordinance · Public Safety
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Purchase of One (1) 2027 or Newer E-One Rescue Pumper through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 082025-RVG, from Sunbelt Fire, Inc. for the Fire Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $987,262.00. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Abstained Reason: Works for Sunbelt Fire; abstained to avoid an appearance of wrongdoing.
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes

Abstention / vote detail Whaley : Abstain. Works for Sunbelt Fire; abstained to avoid an appearance of wrongdoing.

6
RESOLUTION: To Authorize City Staff to Make Application to the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) for the FY2027 Transportation Alternative Set-Aside Program for Sidewalk Improvements Along Smith Avenue, Honeysuckle Drive, Hargis Drive, Lawrence Street, George Drive, School Drive, and Upper Kingston Road at a Projected Cost of $1,000,490.00 (Projected Cost to City $200,490.00). Resolution · Education
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Cornell Thunder By-Pass Pump from Jim House & Associates, LLC for Wastewater at a Cost Not to Exceed $50,000.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Preliminary Engineering and Construction, Engineering, and Inspection Agreement with the State of Alabama, Acting By and Through the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), Project No. STPMN-0126 ( ); CPMS Ref# 100080314 and 100080311, for the Resurfacing on McQueen Smith Road from Cobbs Ford Road to SR-14 (Fairview Avenue) at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $1,339,280.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $267,856.00). Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 5-0; 1 vote not counted; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Vote Not Counted
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes

Vote not counted Approved minutes identify this councilor as not present during voting. The Explorer excludes that entry from Yes/No agreement calculations.

Abstention / vote detail Jackson : Abstain / Vote Not Counted. Not present during voting

9
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Lease Agreement with Alabama Power to Lease Property Along the Eastern Boundary of 163 West 4th Street, Prattville Fire Station 2, at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $10.00. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Abstained Reason: Works for Alabama Power and stated he was abstaining to avoid any negative appearance.
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
10
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Milling, Resurfacing, and Striping of Court Street from Tichnor Avenue to 4th Street to Alexander Sealcoating & Striping, Inc. for Engineering at a Cost Not to Exceed $65,660.00. Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
02 JUN 26
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 326 Highway 82 Bypass East from B-1 (Neighborhood Business District) to B-2 (General Business District) Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Restroom Renovations at Whetstone Park to CAMCO Properties, LLC for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $89,170.59. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
RESOLUTION: To Change the Date of the Second City Council Meeting in July from July 21, 2026, to July 23, 2026. Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Amend the Budget and Ratify and Affirm the Purchase of a 40’ Pre-Lit Christmas Tree, from Display Sales at a Cost Not to Exceed $28,000.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of Two (2) Wright 52” Mowers from Live Oaks Outdoors LLC d/b/a Prattville Outdoors for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $27,904.56. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Toro Sand Drag Machine from Jerry Pate Turf & Irrigation, Inc., for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $26,582.38. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
16 JUN 26
12 Council decisions 4 items video/transcript verified
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Abstained Reason: Jackson was one of the Airport Authority appointees included on the Consent Agenda; the City Attorney advised abstention out of an abundance of caution.
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes

Abstention / vote detail Jackson : Abstain. Jackson was one of the Airport Authority appointees included on the Consent Agenda; the City Attorney advised abstention out of an abundance of caution.

2
RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits along Highway 82 Bypass East, Doster Cutoff, and Doster Road from T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) and FAR (Forest, Agriculture, Recreation District) to PUD (Planned Unit Development) (Owner: Prattville Development Group, Matthew Waldrop, Melissa G. Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Drainage Improvement Project on Main Street, East of the Railroad Crossing to David Bulger, Inc. for Engineering at a Cost Not to Exceed $84,165.00. Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 123 Pickett Street from R-3 (Single Family Residential District) to T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) (Owner/Petitioner: Tangernette L Anderson). Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Site Grading and Topsoil Management at Whetstone Park to David Bulger, Inc. for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $74,731.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 925 Peagler Street from R-3 (Single Family Residential District) to T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) (Owner: Annie P. Willis c/o Dorothy Jackson) (Petitioner: Vonzell Pernell, Jr.). Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Toro 60” Mower from Live Oaks Outdoors LLC d/b/a Prattville Outdoors for Parks and Recreation at a Cost Not to Exceed $14,499.99. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Legal Services Contract with Riley & Jackson, P.C. and NSPR Law Services LLC d/b/a Napoli Shkolnik PLLC to Represent the City of Prattville in the Investigation and Prosecution of Legal Claims Against Fire Truck Manufacturers, Trade Associations, their Executives and/or Other Entities that Collaborated. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 5-0-1 abstained; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Abstained Reason: Works for Sunbelt Fire Equipment; stated that companies involved in the matter are partners of his employer and that he believed participation would present a conflict of interest.
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes

Abstention / vote detail Whaley : Abstain. Works for Sunbelt Fire Equipment; stated that companies involved in the matter are partners of his employer and that he believed participation would present a conflict of interest.

9
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the City Attorney to Affix the Cost for the Removal of Garbage and Rubbish at 416 Summerhill Road. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 4-0-2 abstained; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Abstained Reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Abstained Reason: Not stated in the official meeting minutes.
10
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the City Attorney to Affix the Cost for the Removal of Garbage and Rubbish at 416 Summerhill Road. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
11
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the City Attorney to Affix the Cost for the Removal of Garbage and Rubbish at 416 Summerhill Road. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
12
Enter Executive Session Procedural - Executive Session · Government & Administration
Passed 6-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Absent
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
07 JUL 26
8 Council decisions 1 vote not counted
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Adopted 5 Yes; 1 vote not counted; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Absent
Strichik Yes
Langley Vote Not Counted

Why this vote is not counted Video shows Langley did not vote Yes and later raised her hand after the chair announced adoption. The chair acknowledged the missed hand, but the sequence does not distinguish whether Langley meant No or Abstain.

Abstention / vote detail Langley : Vote Not Counted / Vote Not Counted. Video establishes a non-Yes hand, but does not establish whether the intended status was No or Abstain.

2
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Purchase of an Expansion Datapack for the Pure Storage Server through the Sourcewell Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 121923-CDW from CDW Government LLC for the Information Technology Department at a Cost Not to Exceed $202,802.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Absent
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of Two (2) 2026 or Newer Ford F250 Crew Cab 4x4 Trucks through State Contract No. MA220000003128-22 from Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for Wastewater at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $98,936.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Absent
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) 2026 or Newer Ford F250 Super Crew 4x4 Truck through State Contract No. MA220000003128-22 from Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for Public Works at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $54,553.00. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Absent
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
5
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Trackless Train System from Roundhouse Trackless Train Company, LLC for Performing & Creative Arts at a Cost Not to Exceed $28,520.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Absent
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into an Agreement with Goodwyn Mills Cawood LLC for Engineering Design Services for the South Industrial Park Sign and Landscaping Project at a Cost Not to Exceed $28,500.00. Resolution · Parks & Recreation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Absent
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Kubota RTV from Capital Tractor, Inc. for Urban Management at a Cost Not to Exceed $19,420.08. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Absent
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Purchase of One (1) Toro 72” Mower from Live Oaks Outdoors LLC d/b/a Prattville Outdoors for Wastewater at a Cost Not to Exceed $13,429.21. Resolution · Public Works & Sanitation
Passed 6-0; 1 absent
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Absent
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
23 JUL 26
13 Council decisions 2 items video/transcript verified
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
Hold: 1. ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits along Highway 82 Bypass East, Doster Cutoff, and Doster Road from T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) and FAR (Forest, Agriculture, Recreation District) to PUD (Planned Unit Development) (Owner(s): Prattville Development Group, Matthew Waldrop, Melissa G. Hagan, and George P. Walthall, III) (Petitioner: BSI, Inc., Blake Rice). Procedural - Hold · Planning & Growth
Held 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 123 Pickett Street from R-3 (Single Family Residential District) to T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Failed 0-7
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Newman No
Jackson No
Chambers No
Merrick No
Whaley No
Strichik No
Langley No

Official Minutes Correction Pending The published minutes contain an incorrect vote tally. Official meeting video confirms this ordinance failed 0-7.

4
ORDINANCE: To Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 925 Peagler Street from R-3 (Single Family Residential District) to T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) (Owner(s): Annie P. Willis c/o Dorothy Jackson) (Petitioner: Vonzell Pernell, Jr.). Ordinance · Planning & Growth
Failed 0-7
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Newman No
Jackson No
Chambers No
Merrick No
Whaley No
Strichik No
Langley No

Official Minutes Correction Pending The published minutes contain an incorrect vote tally. Official meeting video confirms this ordinance failed 0-7.

5
RESOLUTION: To Adopt an Updated Position Classification and Compensation Plan for the Employees of the City of Prattville. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
6
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Award Bid No. 026-006 to Stivers Ford Lincoln, Inc. for the Purchase of 2026 or Newer Police Utility SUVs with Installation and Purchase/Installation of Fleet Emergency Equipment for the Police Department at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $717,049.00. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
7
RESOLUTION: To Accept Improvements and Maintenance of Hedgefield Subdivision Plat 1, Plat 2, Plat 3, and Plat 4. Resolution · Planning & Growth
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
8
RESOLUTION: To Award Bid No. 026-004 to Alexander Sealcoating & Striping, Inc. for the College Heights Area Roadway and Sewer Improvements, CDBG Project No. LR-CM-PF-2, at a Total Cost Not to Exceed $501,485.00 (Net Cost to City Not to Exceed $204,235.00). Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
9
RESOLUTION: To Amend the FY2026 Budget and Release Funds for the Purchase of One (1) New 2023 Ford F450 4x4 Cab Chassis and Remount of the Type I Ambulance Box through the HGACBuy Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. AM10-23, from Allsource Enterprises LLC d/b/a Safe Industries at a Cost Not to Exceed $122,900.00. Resolution · Public Safety
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
10
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for Drainage and Grading Improvements at the Public Works Lot Located at 530 Doster Road to David Bulger, Inc. for Public Works at a Cost Not to Exceed $75,392.50. Resolution · Infrastructure
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
11
RESOLUTION: To Approve a One-Time Lump Sum Payment to City of Prattville Retirees and Beneficiaries of Deceased Retirees under the Provisions of Section 2 of Act 2026-608 at a Cost Not to Exceed $54,925.00. Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 6-0-1 abstained
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Abstained Reason: City retiree and Retirement Systems of Alabama member who would receive a personal benefit from the payment.
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes

Abstention / vote detail Whaley : Abstain. City retiree and Retirement Systems of Alabama member who would receive a personal benefit from the payment.

12
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Release of Funds for the Window Renovation Project at City Hall to Tri County Glass & Home Repairs LLC, at a Cost Not to Exceed $34,000.00. Resolution · Finance & Budget
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
13
RESOLUTION: To Authorize the City Attorney to Affix the Cost for the Removal of Garbage and Rubbish at 225 Stewart Street. Resolution · Government & Administration
Passed 6-1
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley No
04 AUG 26
4 Council decisions Official-minutes record
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COUNCIL ACTIONS FROM THIS MEETING
1
Adopt Consent Agenda Consent Agenda · Government & Administration
Passed 7-0
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
2
ORDINANCE: To Amend City of Prattville Code of Ordinances Chapter 66 - Utilities, Article IV. - Solid Waste, Divisions 1, 2, 3, and 4. Ordinance · Public Works & Sanitation · SANITATION RATE INCREASE
Passed 6-1
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Newman Yes
Jackson No
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
3
ORDINANCE: To Amend the City of Prattville Code of Ordinances, Chapter 66 - Utilities, Article III. - Sewers and Sewage Disposal, Division 10. - Charges and Fees. Ordinance · Infrastructure · WASTEWATER RATE INCREASE
Passed 6-1
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Newman Yes
Jackson No
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
4
RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits at 403 Durden Road from R-3 (Single-Family Residential District) to T-1 (Manufactured Home Subdivision District) (Owner: Cameron Gage Hughes) (Petitioner: Monya Rae Caver). Resolution · Planning & Growth · Sets Public Hearing
Public Hearing Set · 7-0
This vote scheduled the public hearing. It did not approve the rezoning.
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Newman Yes
Jackson Yes
Chambers Yes
Merrick Yes
Whaley Yes
Strichik Yes
Langley Yes
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Councilor Records

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COUNCIL DECISIONS 192 decisions requiring a Council vote

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VOTING AGREEMENT Comparing Yes and No votes

Shows how often two councilors voted the same way when both cast a Yes or No vote. Abstentions, absences and votes not counted are excluded.

COUNCILOR RECORD

Wade Newman

DISTRICT 1

A summary of voting activity and alignment with fellow councilors.

95% Average Voting Agreement Across the other six councilors
Average Voting Agreement shows how often this councilor cast the same Yes or No vote as each of the other six councilors, averaged across those comparisons. Abstentions, absences and votes not counted are excluded.
▦ 20 of 20 Meetings attended 100%
✓ 181 Yes
× 11 No
− 0 Abstained
▤ 0 Not Counted
● 0 Decisions During Absence
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How often this councilor voted the same way as each of the other six councilors when both cast a Yes or No vote.

Comparable Yes/No votes only
District 2 · Jackson 94% 184 comparable Yes/No votes · 8 not compared
District 3 · Chambers 97% 148 comparable Yes/No votes · 44 not compared
District 4 · Merrick 95% 190 comparable Yes/No votes · 2 not compared
District 5 · Whaley 98% 181 comparable Yes/No votes · 11 not compared
District 6 · Strichik 92% 180 comparable Yes/No votes · 12 not compared
District 7 · Langley 95% 189 comparable Yes/No votes · 3 not compared
COUNCILOR RECORD

Marcus Jackson

DISTRICT 2

A summary of voting activity and alignment with fellow councilors.

92% Average Voting Agreement Across the other six councilors
Average Voting Agreement shows how often this councilor cast the same Yes or No vote as each of the other six councilors, averaged across those comparisons. Abstentions, absences and votes not counted are excluded.
▦ 20 of 20 Meetings attended 100%
✓ 171 Yes
× 13 No
− 5 Abstained
▤ 3 Not Counted
● 0 Decisions During Absence
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How often this councilor voted the same way as each of the other six councilors when both cast a Yes or No vote.

Comparable Yes/No votes only
District 1 · Newman 94% 184 comparable Yes/No votes · 8 not compared
District 3 · Chambers 90% 144 comparable Yes/No votes · 48 not compared
District 4 · Merrick 90% 182 comparable Yes/No votes · 10 not compared
District 5 · Whaley 92% 173 comparable Yes/No votes · 19 not compared
District 6 · Strichik 91% 172 comparable Yes/No votes · 20 not compared
District 7 · Langley 94% 182 comparable Yes/No votes · 10 not compared
COUNCILOR RECORD

John Chambers

DISTRICT 3

A summary of voting activity and alignment with fellow councilors.

94% Average Voting Agreement Across the other six councilors
Average Voting Agreement shows how often this councilor cast the same Yes or No vote as each of the other six councilors, averaged across those comparisons. Abstentions, absences and votes not counted are excluded.
▦ 16 of 20 Meetings attended 80%
✓ 141 Yes
× 7 No
− 0 Abstained
▤ 0 Not Counted
● 44 Decisions During Absence
Compare Voting Records

How often this councilor voted the same way as each of the other six councilors when both cast a Yes or No vote.

Comparable Yes/No votes only
District 1 · Newman 97% 148 comparable Yes/No votes · 44 not compared
District 2 · Jackson 90% 144 comparable Yes/No votes · 48 not compared
District 4 · Merrick 97% 148 comparable Yes/No votes · 44 not compared
District 5 · Whaley 99% 139 comparable Yes/No votes · 53 not compared
District 6 · Strichik 95% 137 comparable Yes/No votes · 55 not compared
District 7 · Langley 90% 147 comparable Yes/No votes · 45 not compared
COUNCILOR RECORD

Tommy Merrick

DISTRICT 4

A summary of voting activity and alignment with fellow councilors.

94% Average Voting Agreement Across the other six councilors
Average Voting Agreement shows how often this councilor cast the same Yes or No vote as each of the other six councilors, averaged across those comparisons. Abstentions, absences and votes not counted are excluded.
▦ 20 of 20 Meetings attended 100%
✓ 175 Yes
× 15 No
− 2 Abstained
▤ 0 Not Counted
● 0 Decisions During Absence
Compare Voting Records

How often this councilor voted the same way as each of the other six councilors when both cast a Yes or No vote.

Comparable Yes/No votes only
District 1 · Newman 95% 190 comparable Yes/No votes · 2 not compared
District 2 · Jackson 90% 182 comparable Yes/No votes · 10 not compared
District 3 · Chambers 97% 148 comparable Yes/No votes · 44 not compared
District 5 · Whaley 97% 179 comparable Yes/No votes · 13 not compared
District 6 · Strichik 95% 179 comparable Yes/No votes · 13 not compared
District 7 · Langley 89% 187 comparable Yes/No votes · 5 not compared
COUNCILOR RECORD

Michael Whaley

DISTRICT 5

A summary of voting activity and alignment with fellow councilors.

95% Average Voting Agreement Across the other six councilors
Average Voting Agreement shows how often this councilor cast the same Yes or No vote as each of the other six councilors, averaged across those comparisons. Abstentions, absences and votes not counted are excluded.
▦ 19 of 20 Meetings attended 95%
✓ 170 Yes
× 11 No
− 3 Abstained
▤ 0 Not Counted
● 8 Decisions During Absence
Compare Voting Records

How often this councilor voted the same way as each of the other six councilors when both cast a Yes or No vote.

Comparable Yes/No votes only
District 1 · Newman 98% 181 comparable Yes/No votes · 11 not compared
District 2 · Jackson 92% 173 comparable Yes/No votes · 19 not compared
District 3 · Chambers 99% 139 comparable Yes/No votes · 53 not compared
District 4 · Merrick 97% 179 comparable Yes/No votes · 13 not compared
District 6 · Strichik 93% 169 comparable Yes/No votes · 23 not compared
District 7 · Langley 92% 179 comparable Yes/No votes · 13 not compared
COUNCILOR RECORD

Robert Strichik

DISTRICT 6

A summary of voting activity and alignment with fellow councilors.

92% Average Voting Agreement Across the other six councilors
Average Voting Agreement shows how often this councilor cast the same Yes or No vote as each of the other six councilors, averaged across those comparisons. Abstentions, absences and votes not counted are excluded.
▦ 19 of 20 Meetings attended 95%
✓ 166 Yes
× 14 No
− 3 Abstained
▤ 0 Not Counted
● 9 Decisions During Absence
Compare Voting Records

How often this councilor voted the same way as each of the other six councilors when both cast a Yes or No vote.

Comparable Yes/No votes only
District 1 · Newman 92% 180 comparable Yes/No votes · 12 not compared
District 2 · Jackson 91% 172 comparable Yes/No votes · 20 not compared
District 3 · Chambers 95% 137 comparable Yes/No votes · 55 not compared
District 4 · Merrick 95% 179 comparable Yes/No votes · 13 not compared
District 5 · Whaley 93% 169 comparable Yes/No votes · 23 not compared
District 7 · Langley 88% 177 comparable Yes/No votes · 15 not compared
COUNCILOR RECORD

Thea Langley

DISTRICT 7

A summary of voting activity and alignment with fellow councilors.

91% Average Voting Agreement Across the other six councilors
Average Voting Agreement shows how often this councilor cast the same Yes or No vote as each of the other six councilors, averaged across those comparisons. Abstentions, absences and votes not counted are excluded.
▦ 20 of 20 Meetings attended 100%
✓ 172 Yes
× 17 No
− 2 Abstained
▤ 1 Not Counted
● 0 Decisions During Absence
Compare Voting Records

How often this councilor voted the same way as each of the other six councilors when both cast a Yes or No vote.

Comparable Yes/No votes only
District 1 · Newman 95% 189 comparable Yes/No votes · 3 not compared
District 2 · Jackson 94% 182 comparable Yes/No votes · 10 not compared
District 3 · Chambers 90% 147 comparable Yes/No votes · 45 not compared
District 4 · Merrick 89% 187 comparable Yes/No votes · 5 not compared
District 5 · Whaley 92% 179 comparable Yes/No votes · 13 not compared
District 6 · Strichik 88% 177 comparable Yes/No votes · 15 not compared

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