Lexington City Council Meetings

The City Council Meeting for Lexington, MN from June 4, 2026   Agenda items included a Citizens Forum; reports from the Airport Commission, Cable Commission, and City Administrator; consideration of a Fire and Rescue Services Agreement with the Spring Lake Park-Blaine-Mounds View (SBM) Fire Department; and concluded with comments and updates from the Mayor and City Council.

The City Council Meeting for Lexington, MN from May 21, 2026   Agenda items include consideration of the appointment of Daniel Johnson to fill a vacant position on the Planning Commission, approval of an escrow agreement related to cell tower lease renegotiations with American Tower Corporation, and approval of a Joint Powers Agreement between the City of Lexington and the City of Blaine for the connection of water utility systems. Ehlers and Associates will also present and discuss the final utility rate study involving the Lexington/Blaine Water Utility JPA, followed by mayor, council, and administrator input.

The City Council Meeting for Lexington, MN from May 7, 2026   Agenda items include a Citizen Forum, reports from the Airport Commission, Cable Commission, and City Administrator, action on Resolution 26-05, approval of a new Administrative Assistant/Permit Technician hire, consideration of a solicitors and peddlers license for Ace Solid Waste, and Mayor and Council input.

The City Council Meeting for Lexington, MN from April 16, 2026   Agenda items include a citizen forum, Park Board minutes, and Council and Mayor input.

The City Council Meeting for Lexington, MN from April 2, 2026   Agenda items include informational reports from the Airport, Cable Commission, and City Administrator; action items including a premises permit application, first reading of Ordinance No. 26-01 on lawful gambling, and acceptance of the Interim Fire Department Management and Operations Agreement; and a closed session on personnel matters.

The City Council Meeting for Lexington, MN from March 19, 2026.   Agenda items include a promotion to Deputy City Clerk, a quote to install sprinklers in Lexington Park, a quote to purchase a public works building generator, and approving a business license for a farmer's market to run from June to October.

The City Council Meeting for Lexington, MN from March 5, 2026   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.

The City Council Meeting for Lexington, MN from February 19, 2025   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.

The City Council Meeting for Lexington, MN from February 5, 2026   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.

The City Council Meeting for Lexington, MN from January 15, 2025   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.

The City Council meeting for Lexington, MN from December 18, 2025   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.