Council authorized a five-year 'as-needed' contract with Vulcan Materials Company (ITB 19514-26-C) with a not-to-exceed amount of $60 million and an oil-index adjustment for the asphalt-binder component; council approved the contract 6–0 after questioning procurement competitiveness.

Finance Director Lisa Williams presented Raymore's annual water and sewer cost-of-service model, proposing a water rate change from $6.88 to $6.94 per 1,000 gallons and identifying sewer cost pressures from wholesale increases that affect breakeven calculations.

After extended debate about liabilities and transition logistics, the WPCA voted to charge a 20% surcharge over what it pays Groton Utilities for a neighboring system's wholesale water and voted to require that system to pay for a meter upgrade (2-inch to 6-inch) at cost.

City collaborates with developer to align trail within Kylie development for future maintenance.

The House Energy committee reviewed Department of Public Service edits to H.727 proposing a new "large load service equity contract" for data centers above 20 MW to allocate costs to the facility and keep rate regulation and generation siting with the PUC while leaving land-use siting to Act 250; members raised questions about decommissioning, potential siting gaps and public participation.