Lakota Group and partners presented a comprehensive plan update framework for Oswego, highlighting five themes—balanced growth, downtown riverfront, housing, economic prosperity and infrastructure—and noting more than 600 responses to an initial community survey. Consultants said concepts are illustrative and market‑driven and that a first draft will follow.

Council adopted Ordinance 15-2026 to permit transmission towers as a conditional use in community commercial zones, adding setback and screening requirements; the vote followed public debate on coverage needs and health concerns.

Councilmembers discussed the Mountain Energy project, concerns that electrification may not meet expectations, and whether to explore support for a pipeline as a longer‑term resilience measure; members suggested staff research, outreach to CML, and the possibility of a future work session before taking formal action.

Residents voice concerns on sewage issues during Sandpoint city commission meeting.

Council discusses optimizing existing staff resources during high fire danger situations.

City council evaluates plans for handicap parking relocation and drainage solutions at local parks.

City officials commit to resolving repeated flooding problems at local school campuses.

Developer plans consistent housing and fencing in new neighborhood like Joshua Meadows.

Council allocates $3 million for charities housing project, contingent on parking solutions.

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The board approved allocating modest funds to help three communities with algae-bloom monitoring and water-system engineering: motions passed to provide $10,000 each to Hillsboro, Marion and Peabody (motion passed 3–2) to sustain a buoy monitoring system and to help pay for engineering studies for aging water systems.

Teams work on long-term solutions after June floods damage the roundhouse.

Commissioners discuss affordable repairs through culverts to alleviate high bridge maintenance costs.