Council approves Public Power Week Resolution, 4–0

Public Power Week Resolution

4 yes, 0 no

Adam Hock (yes), Paul Pickett Acevedo (yes), Pam Cotter (yes), Diane Turner (yes)

Approval of July 21 and August 4 Minutes

5 yes, 0 no

Signage Ordinance Amendment

A proposed change to the city code to allow multi-tenant buildings to have the same wall signage allowances as single-tenant buildings.

Discussed — no decision yet

UTOPIA Fiber Expansion

The city reviewed the ongoing rollout and performance of the UTOPIA high-speed fiber internet network, which impacts internet choices and speeds for residents and local businesses.

What it means: Murray residents and local businesses gain access to high-speed, publicly owned fiber internet infrastructure.

Raised 2 times this week

FY2026-2027 Municipal Budget

The council evaluated proposed adjustments to the city budget to account for shifting revenues and upcoming municipal expenses.

What it means: Directly adjusts city revenues and expenditures for the 2026-2027 fiscal cycle.

Standard Land Use Code Amendment

A proposed change to city code would let businesses on the ground floor of multi-tenant buildings put up better signage, making them easier for customers to find.

What it means: Local businesses and retail tenants operating within multi-tenant commercial properties.

energy policy

Murray is celebrating 113 years of its own municipal electric utility, which provides reliable and affordable power.

What it means: All Murray residents and businesses served by the city's power utility.