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Lincoln City Council Meeting June 1, 2026
Monday, Jun 1, 2026
Trish Owen Appointed to Capital Humane Society Board
The City Council approved the appointment of Trish Owen as an ex-officio, non-voting member of the Capital Humane Society board of directors. This appointment fulfills a contractual agreement between the city and the Capital Humane Society, which was established last year. Ms. Owen brings extensive experience from roles in corporate operations, city government, and county administration.
City Approves Agreement with Decker Technologies for Short-Term Rental Software
The City Council approved a master professional services agreement with Decker Technologies, Inc. to provide short-term rental software. The agreement is for an initial three-year term, with an option to renew for an additional three years, not to exceed a specified amount. The software assists in managing permit inspections and tracking short-term rentals.
Ben Middorf Receives Mayor's Award of Excellence for Service to Seniors
Ben Middorf was recognized with the Mayor's Award of Excellence for his exceptional contributions to the Aging Partners department. He was nominated for customer service excellence and inclusion and belonging. Since managing the Victory Park Senior Center, participation in aging partners programming has increased by 108%. He has been instrumental in initiatives like the 'how to ride' project, which assists seniors with public transit, and the Smart Driver course, enhancing senior safety and confidence. His dedication, empathy, and compassion have created exceptional experiences for older adults in Lincoln.
Fee Schedule Changes Approved for Mechanical HVAC Permits
The City Council approved fee schedule changes for mechanical HVAC permits issued through the Planning and Development Services department.
City Enters Interlocal Agreement with ESUC for Joint Procurement
The City Council approved an interlocal agreement with the Educational Service Unit Coordinating Council (ESUC) to jointly bid and contract for supplies, materials, equipment, and services. This agreement allows the city to leverage the ESUC's established procurement processes to potentially achieve cost savings and efficiencies.
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