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TROY CLEAN-UP DAY SATURDAY April 18, 2026   Clean-up Day in the City of Troy will be Saturday, April 18, 2026.  A Miller Trash Service dumpster will be at Troy City Hall for use by Troy residents from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.  You need to bring items to the parking lot at 137 W. Walnut you wish to dispose of.  Items not accepted will be tires, liquid paint, chemicals, brush, lumber, concrete, metal, or shingles.  Old appliances and metal (example-old lawn mowers) will be picked up once they are at the curb and by calling City Hall at 985-2265 or 2101, by noon on Friday, April 17, 2026 to get on the pickup list.

Unofficial Minutes Written by City Clerk Pam McNemee   The Troy City Council met in regular session on March 4, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at Troy City Hall.  The meeting was called to order by Mayor Micheal Brissett.  Council members, Duane Weishaar, Stan Ruhnke, Kohlbe King, Cody Miller, and Darren Clary answered roll call.  Assistant City Clerk Pam McNemee, Chief of Police Mark Alan, Working Supervisor Jim Horner, City Attorney Alan Boeh, Joe Etherton, and Harry Smith, were also present. The consent agenda was submitted consisting of the council meeting minutes of February 18, 2026; Bills as Listed: AP CKS 127798 thru 127808 in the amount of $14,329.01; AP CKS 127825 thru 127829 in the amount of $2,566.15. Motion was made by Cody Miller, second by Darren Clary to approve the consent agenda as submitted.  Vote unanimous.  Motion carried. Resolutions of finding reviews were held for resolution 2025-22, 303 S. Centre Street, Richard Ninemires; resolution 2024-37, 223 E. Chestnut Street, Joseph Orcutt; and resolution 2025-23, 431 N. 2nd Street, Lonnie & Dorothy Schooler.   Discussion followed with the City Council, and Chief of Police. Motion was made by Darren Clary, second by Cody Miller to close resolution 2024-37, 223 E. Chestnut Street, Joseph Orcutt due to bringing the property into compliance.  Vote unanimous.  Motion carried. Motion was made by Stan Ruhnke, second by Kohlbe King to extend resolution 2025-23, 431 N. 2nd Street, Lonnie & Dorothy Schooler to the April1, 2026, Council meeting to have the home owner present at the meeting, to address the condition of the property.  Vote unanimous.  Motion carried. Mayor Micheal Brissett requested a five-minute executive session for discussions of acquisition of real estate with Mayor, Council, and City Attorney.  Vote unanimous.  Motion carried.  Executive session started at 6:15. The meeting reconvened at 6:20 with no action taken. Motion was made by Duane Weishaar, second by Darren Clary to extend resolution 2025-22, 303 S. Centre Street, Richard Ninemires to the March 18, 2026, Council meeting.  Vote unanimous.  Motion carried. Joe Etherton addressed the Council concerning the blocks that he put on the unapproved part of Myrtle Street at 6th Street to create a parking space.  Discussion followed. Motion was made by Darren Clary, second by Kohlbe King to allow the blocks that Joe Etherton put on the unapproved part of Myrtle Street at 6th Street to create a parking space to stay in place on the condition that if anything need to be done on Myrtle Street that the blocks interfered with it would be his responsibility to remove the blocks. Vote unanimous.  Motion carried. The Council discussed the following items:  City wide clean up day being set for April 18, 2026; Main Street flower planting for 2026 by Susan Boeh; and annexation. There being no further business, motion was made by Stan Ruhnke, second by Cody Miller to adjourn the meeting. Vote unanimous with those Council members present.  Motion carried.  The meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m. ATTEST:   ______________________________                          _________________________________ Micheal Brissett, Mayor                                                 Pam McNemee,

Unofficial Minutes Written by City Clerk Jim Richardson   The Troy City Council met in regular session on February 4, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at Troy City Hall.  The meeting was called to order by Mayor Micheal Brissett.  Council members, Duane Weishaar, Kohlbe King, Cody Miller, Stan Ruhnke, and Darren Clary answered roll call. City Clerk Jim Richardson, Chief of Police Mark Alan, Working Supervisor Jim Horner, City Attorney Alan Boeh, Assistant City Clerk Pam McNemee, James Cluck, Joe Etherton, and Garrett Nordstrom by phone were also present. The consent agenda was submitted consisting of the council meeting minutes of January 21, 2026; bills as listed AP checks 127717 thru 127720 in the amount of $10,426.30 and AP checks 127721 thru 127732 in the amount of $18,211.89 and AP checks 127748 thru 127755 in the amount of $13,307.45. Motion was made by Darren Clary, second by Cody Miller to approve the consent agenda as submitted.  Vote unanimous.  Motion carried. Resolutions of finding review was held for resolution 2025-22, 303 S. Centre Street, Richard Ninemires.  Discussion followed with the City Council, and James Cuck representing the property owner. Motion was made by Duane Weishaar, second by Cody Miller to extend resolution 2025-22, 303 S. Centre Street, Richard E. Ninemires to the February 18, 2026, Council meeting.  Vote unanimous.  Motion carried. Mayor Micheal Brissett open the Public Hearing for the CDBG Housing Application to consider an application to be submitted to the Kansas Department of Commerce for Small Cities Community Development Block Grant funds under the Housing Rehabilitation Category.  The specific project application to be discussed is a housing rehabilitation program within the city limits of Troy that will include rehabilitation of approximately twenty homes.  Specific project activities will be city-wide roof rehabilitation and replacement, housing quality inspections, lead-based paint activities, environmental assessments, and program administration.  Discussion followed with Mayor, Council, and Garrett Nordstrom from Governmental Assistant Services.  No citizens were present regarding the hearing. Motion was made by Duane Weishaar, second by Kohlbe King to close the Public Hearing for the CDBG Housing Application.  Vote unanimous.  Motion carried. The Council discussed the following items with Chief of Police Mark Alan:   Proposal for putting an automatic garage door opener on the third bay of the ambulance building; and a proposal for a LE Department parking garage; grants; department vehicles; and cameras. Motion was made by Kohlbe King, second by Duane Weihaar to accept the proposal from Weaver Overhead Door in the amount of $1,475 to put a garage door opener on the third bay of the ambulance building.  Vote unanimous.  Motion carried. The Council discussed the following items with Working Supervisor Jim Horner: Proposal to repair sheet metal and install garage door and exterior door on City owned building on S. Main Street; road salt availability; and streets. Motion was made by Stan Ruhnke, second by Duane Weishaar to accept the bid from S & S Construction to remove the skylights and replace with sheet metal and patch the sheet metal, install

Help Wanted: City of Troy is currently accepting applications for summer help with the city maintenance crew, general laborer/mowing. Person must be at least 16 years old and have a valid driver’s license. Applications available below or may be picked up and returned to City Hall, 137 W. Walnut St., M-F. Phone #785-985-2101. Applications will be accepted until position filled. EOE   employment-application-2025.pdf

Help Wanted:  The City of Troy is taking applications for a full-time Maintenance Worker to assist in the maintenance of electric, water, sewer, and streets.  Wage to be determined by experience.  Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent.  Valid driver’s license is required.  CDL is required.  Applicant selected must pass drug test.  Applications and job descriptions available at troykansas.com or may be picked up and returned to Troy City Hall, 137 W. Walnut St., Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to noon and 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. phone #785-985-2101 or 2265.  Applications will be accepted until position filled.  EOE.   employment application 2025

City of Troy (pop. Approx.1010) is accepting applications for a part-time police officer. The City of Troy is seeking a candidate who is highly motivated, ethical, a self-starter and dedicated to the principals of community-oriented policing. New hires will be required to complete a six-month probationary period. Minimum requirements include no felonies, domestic violence or serious misdemeanor offenses, United States citizen, 21 years of age, High school Diploma, valid driving record, Current KLETC certification or eligibility for certification by reciprocity is required. Candidates must pass a background check, and drug screening. Salary range $17.00 to $20.00 per hour depending on experience. Full job description and applications are available at City Hall or at troykansas.com. Interested applicants should return applications to Troy City Hall, 137 W. Walnut Street, P.O. Box 506, Troy, Kansas 66087, or e-mail to cityoftroy@yahoo.com. City Hall Hours are Monday thru Friday except holidays 8 a.m. to noon and 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Call 785-985-2101 if you have questions. Applications taken until position filled. The City of Troy is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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