Agenda items include Airport, Cable Commission, and City Administrator reports; a synopsis of recent Council Workshop meetings; approval of 2026 appointees; a recommendation to approve Resolution No. 26-03 authorizing signatories for City of Lexington financial accounts and checks and granting the Finance Director access to the City’s finance account for 2026; a Memorial Park use request; and approval of a temporary business license.

Agenda items include consideration of filling the vacant Council position through December 31, 2026; approval of the Memorial Park ball field lighting replacement project; reports from the Mayor, Council, and Administrator; and concluding with a Closed Session.

Agenda items included the City Administrator’s report and action items approving the Karner Blue Education Center’s request to use Memorial Park for a Track & Field Day on May 22, 2026, as well as approval of a special event permit for City Heat Charities on June 7 at Cowboy’s Saloon.

Agenda items include a resolution adopting a fee schedule, approval of a memorandum of understanding with the Centennial Lakes Little League, followed by a closed session discussing personnel matters involving the performance of employees.

Agenda items include declaring a City Council vacancy effective January 1, 2026, following acceptance of a resignation; approval of the 2026 Cannabinoid License renewal for Northway Tobacco; approval of the 2026 Cannabinoid License renewal for Boulevard Bar and Grill; Mayor and Council input; the Administrator’s Report; and a closed session.

Agenda items include updates from the Centennial Lakes Police Department, city reports, and North Metro TV; a financial report on cash balances and the fund summary; approval of the Lexington Center Third Addition Final Plat; and a resolution certifying delinquent water and sewer assessments against benefited properties.

Agenda items include informational reports from the Airport, Cable Commission, and City Administrator; consideration of a resolution not to waive the monetary limits on municipal tort liability; approval of an amendment to the personnel policy; approval of the Lexington Lofts Second Addition final plat; renewal of business licenses and approval of new business licenses. The meeting concluded with a closed session to discuss pending litigation with the City of Blaine regarding the interconnected water and sewer systems.

Agenda items include discussion of a recommendation to approve a compliance agreement with the Minnesota Department of Health regarding gross alpha levels at Well #1, and concluded with a closed session to discuss the asking price for real or personal property related to the City’s water distribution system proposed for sale.

Agenda items include remarks from State Senator Michael Kreun, reports from the Airport Commission, Cable Commission, and the City Administrator, as well as communications regarding the Centennial Lakes Police Department report. The council also reviewed the Council Workshop Synopsis, updates on the Lexington Fall Fest and Fire Department Open House, business license renewals, and a discussion on changing the January Council meeting date.

Agenda items included a hearing to appeal the Police Department’s designation of a potentially dangerous dog, updates from the Centennial Lakes Police Department, North Metro TV, the City Report, and Planning & Zoning and Park Board meeting minutes. The Council also reviewed a workshop report, approved the purchase of a Fire Chief’s vehicle, and concluded with a closed session regarding pending litigation with the City of Blaine over the interconnected water and sewer systems.

Agenda items included informational reports on the Airport, Cable Commission meeting, City Administrator, and Centennial Lakes Police Department media reports. The Council also approved the Constitution Week Proclamation, promoted Jeffrey Geiger to Fire Captain, submitted the 2026 Proposed Tax Levy to Anoka County, granted a special event permit for Centennial Hockey Blue, and approved a fundraiser request from Boulevard Bar & Grill Line Club.

Agenda items include a report from the Centennial Lake Police Department, city reports, a North Metro TV update, approval of business license renewals, approval of a special event permit for the Lexington Fall Festival, adoption of the 2026 Centennial Lake Police budget, consideration of a new hire for the Lexington Fire Department, promotion of Captain John Jackson to Assistant Fire Chief, a closed session on pending litigation with the City of Blaine regarding interconnected water and sewer systems, and a utility rate study.

Agenda items include reports from the Airport, Cable Commission, City Administrator, and Centennial Lakes Police; a review of the revised Metropolitan Council population and household estimates for Lexington; approval of the 2026 North Metro TV budget; recommendations for business license renewals; and approval of the Lexington Fire Department’s attendance requirements for paid on-call firefighters.

Agenda items include financial reports on cash balances and the fund summary, the appointment of Mike Mohler as Lexington Fire Chief, business license renewals, a special event permit for Hoctorberfest, a Centennial/SLP Girls Hockey fundraiser, and reports from the Mayor, Council, and Administrator

Agenda items included informational reports from the Airport, Cable Commission, City Administrator, Centennial Lakes Police, Planning & Zoning, North Metro TV, the City Report, and the Metropolitan Council. Action items included the 2024 audit report, a first reading of a proposed regulation on adult-use cannabis business operations, and liquor license renewals. The Council also approved a new business license and a business license renewal. The meeting concluded with a closed session to discuss labor negotiation strategy and the City of Lexington’s 2025–2026 management and non-union compensation plan.

Agenda items included letters and communications from the Centennial Lakes Police; a public notice regarding the cancellation of the July 3rd City Council meeting; an update from Mediation and Restorative Services; financial reports on cash balances and the fund summary; a resolution to extend the deadline for completing land registration proceedings for Lexington Lofts; a resolution to vacate a portion of Gerald Avenue; and approval of a new business license for DBA Kelley Animal Hospital.

Agenda items include reports from the Airport and Cable Commission, an update from the City Administrator, Centennial Lakes Police Department report and a synopsis of the recent Council Workshop meeting, approval of a sprinkler system for Lexington Memorial Park Field #1, a new business license for the Learning Support Center, and a discussion about rescheduling the July 3rd council meeting.

Agenda items include Centennial Lakes Police Department Media Reports, the City Report, North Metro TV updates, a revision to the regulated parking on Lovell Road and approving a designated depository. 

The agenda includes informational reports on the Airport, Cable Commission, and the Administrator's report. Additional items include the Centennial Lakes Police Department's media report, a synopsis of the Council Workshop meeting, preliminary plat approval for Menlo Capital Partners, a Planned Unit Development for Lexington Center - Third Addition, approval of Dylan Zurn for the Public Works seasonal full-time position, a temporary business license for Renaissance Fireworks, and approval of cannabinoid license renewals.

Agenda items include reports from the Centennial Lakes Police Department, City updates, the North Metro TV Report, the Public Notice Report, and the financial report. Additional items include the recommended approval of a new business license, pending a successful background check and submission of general liability insurance.

The agenda includes reports on the airport, cable commission, and City Administrator, along with approvals for a special event permit for City Heat Charities, a new John Deere lawn mower, and a Memorandum of Understanding with Centennial Lakes Little League.

Agenda items include approval for Karner Blue Education Center to use Memorial Park for Track and Field Day, approval of Circle Lex Lions Farmer's Market Business License and approval of the Utility Rate Study conducted by Ehlers Public Finance Advisors.

The agenda includes reports from the Airport, Cable Commission, City Administrator, Centennial Police Department, and Council Workshop.

The agenda includes the swearing-in of Mayor Mike Murphy and Councilmembers Barbara Mahr and Jill Hunt, informational reports from the Airport, Cable Commission, and City Administrator, a report from the Centennial Lakes Police, a synopsis of the recent Council workshop, and action items such as approving appointee names, adopting a fee schedule, and establishing reimbursement bond regulations.

The agenda includes the following items: reports from the Centennial Lake Police Department, the City, and North Metro TV; a letter of resignation from Chuck Ogden, Planning & Zoning Commissioner; a request from the Quad Community Press to serve as the city's official newspaper for 2025; minutes from the Planning and Zoning meetings; updates on the Memorial Park Bathroom Remodel Project; consideration of a new business license for Nutrition Den; and reports from the Mayor, Council, and Administrator.  

Agenda items includes a public hearing on the proposed 2025 final budget, informational reports on the Airport, Cable Commission, City Administrator's updates, and the Centennial Lakes Police Media Report. Action items include certifying the 2024 tax levy, which will be collected in 2025, and adopting the 2025 operating budget for the City of Lexington.

The agenda includes several items: a review of financial reports on cash balances and a fund summary, action on remodel plans and specifications for the Memorial Park bathroom, approval for Centennial Youth Hockey to use the Memorial Park ice rink, approval of a new business license for Lirong Yang, and a resolution certifying ordinance violation charges.