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10/29/2026

Thank you all for your interest in assisting the Community Center Board with establishing a web presence. The Board will be meeting in November to discuss what direction we will go.

10/26/2026

ISO: Floyd Community Center Board is in search of someone who would like to help create a web page and Facebook account to better aid in the communication and visibility between the public and the board members. If there is someone who can help us with that and you are available, please contact Cleone King, Cindy Wendland, Chris Newman or Terri Sargent. Thank you!

10/16/2026

FLOYD CITY HALL
617 MONROE STREET
FLOYD, IOWA 50435
October 20th, 2026

THE TENTATIVE AGENDA FOR THE Regular FLOYD CITY COUNCIL MEETING TO BE HELD 7:00 PM AT City Hall ON Tuesday October 20th , 2026
(Mayor has the right to change order of any/all agenda listings) * Note that this agenda may be changed up to 24 hours before the meeting time as provided by Section 21.4(2), Code of Iowa.
l. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA
5. OLD BUSINESS – Mayor, Clerk, City Maintenance Comments
6. Public Comments

7. New BUSINESS
1. Urban Renewal Report 25-26 approval
2. Authorization for resolution 2026-8 to transfer TIF money into Debt reporting to pay street loan payment and interest due.
3. Replace cement landing in front of west entrance door into Community Center, main door is used.

10/14/2026
09/24/2026

Community Center Board Meeting Minutes

September 21, 2026



Present: Cleone King, Cindy Wendland, Chris Newman, Shelly Koenigsfeld, Terri Sargent, and Charlie Newman

Absent: Natasha Stewart



Note: The Floyd City Council at the meeting on September 15, 2026 appointed the above individuals to serve on the re-established Community Center Board. Mayor Charlie Newman is a non-voting member and serves as the recording secretary. The City Council has authorized the Community Center Board by ordinance, giving further definition to the purpose of the board itself. Whatever we do, we will continue to move forward with caution, fiscal responsibility and common sense.



Meeting was called to order at 6:28 pm by Cleone King. The agenda was approved 5-0 all in favor by a motion (Shelly/Terri) The first item of business was to elect a chairman and vice chairman of the reinstated Community Center Board. Nominations were received for Cleone King as Chairman and Cindy Wendland as Vice Chairman. These officers were approved 5-0 by a motion (Terri/Shelly) Meeting times were discussed. The group decided to meet monthly initially on the Monday before the City Council meeting. The meeting will be held at the Community Center at 6:15 pm. Priorities and goals for the group was discussed. Fund raising ideas were tossed around. The grant window for the Floyd County Community Foundation is currently open till October 15, 2026. It could be possible to submit a small grant request for a painting project to brighten up the gym. We would need some estimated costs and volunteer help. Promoting our gym as an asset was also discussed. Indoor pickleball could be a possibility. Monthly movie nights, craft shows, etc. We also brought up the possibility of establishing a “Friends of Floyd” as an official non-profit that could help fund community center improvements as well as other community needs. It would provide a way for people with an interest in Floyd to give tax deductible contributions to the community. Terri Sargent is going to investigate how Rudd runs and funds their Community Center and report back to the board. She is also going to ask Todd Pritchard about the possibilities of renaming the “Floyd Pullers” non-profit group to the Friends of Floyd. If that is not a possibility, she will find out what we need to do to form a new group. Projects identified and discussed were the need to update our restrooms, the community center air conditioners are really old, and the parking lot is deteriorating. We are pursuing some recommendations from some plumbing professionals on the bathroom situation. The group was presented other documents to review before the next meeting including financial statements, rental agreements and janitor contracts. Meeting was adjourned at 7:30 pm. Signed: Cleone King, Chairman ; Charlie Newman, Recording Secretary

09/11/2026

FLOYD CITY HALL
617 MONROE STREET
FLOYD, IOWA 50435
September15th, 2026

THE TENTATIVE AGENDA FOR THE Regular FLOYD CITY COUNCIL MEETING TO BE HELD 7:00 PM AT City Hall ON Tuesday September 15th, 2026
(Mayor has the right to change order of any/all agenda listings) * Note that this agenda may be changed up to 24 hours before the meeting time as provided by Section 21.4(2), Code of Iowa.
l. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA (correction on last month minutes on clerk being present at meeting)
4. APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA
5. OLD BUSINESS – Mayor, Clerk, City Maintenance Comments
6. Public Comments

7. New BUSINESS

1. Open Public Hearing on amending Chapter 22 provision pertaining to Community Center Board. (Close Public Hearing)
2. Consider 1st Reading of Ordinance 1-2026 Adding provisions pertaining to Establishing a Community Center Board. a) Motion to waive 2nd and 3rd reading. b) Motion to adopt and publish Ordinance 1-2026. (read ordinance outlined) Adding provisions pertaining to Establishing a Community Center Board.
3. Motion to approve members to the Community Center
Board 1. Cleone King
2. Cindy Wendland
3. Natasha Stewart
4. Shelly Koeinsfeld
5. Terri Sargent
6. Chris Newman
7. Beka Fox
8. Charlie Newman (Recording Secretary)
4. Joe Hull lease contract discussion/decision
5. Rustin SEH Agreement of Professional Service
6. City Street Finance Report Resolution 2026-6
7. Resolution 2026-7 designating the official public posting . locations for meetings.
8. Trick or Treat
9. Snowmobile trail crosses approval

09/01/2026

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR

Chapter 22 provisions pertaining to Community Center Board
Notice is hereby given: That at 7:00 o’clock PM at the City Hall ,617 Monroe Street, Floyd, Iowa, on Tuesday September 15th, 2026, there will be a public hearing FOR THIS ORDINANCE(S).
At the meeting, the council will receive oral or written objections from any resident or property owner of the City. Thereafter, the Council may, at the meeting or at an adjournment thereof, take additional action to approve this change.

This notice is given by order of the City Council of Floyd, Iowa

Lauri Reetz
City Clerk

08/18/2026

This week, City of Floyd recognizes the workers who keep clean water flowing and wastewater moving safely.

August 23–29, 2026 is Water and Wastewater Workers of Iowa Week—a time set aside to honor professionals in the water and wastewater industry who are essential to the health, safety, and daily life of every community. They're often behind the scenes, but their work makes modern life possible:

• They protect public health by ensuring drinking water is safe and wastewater is properly treated.

• They keep essential services running for homes, businesses, schools and hospitals.

• They respond around the clock to leaks, equipment failures, severe weather, and other emergencies.

• And they’re trusted stewards of critical infrastructure, maintaining complex systems that most people rarely think about until something goes wrong.

To the water and wastewater workers who keep our communities running: thank you for the work you do, the challenges you face and the difference you make every day!

Thanks to Dave Sargent our Public Works Guy.

08/03/2026

Monday August 17th Junk day for Floyd Residents.

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Wednesday 8am - 12pm
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