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07.07.2026 City Council Regular Meeting
Published: Jul 7, 2026
Orville Approves Fire Department Cost Recovery Ordinance to Deter 911 Misuse
The council discussed and approved the Fire Department's Cost Recovery Ordinance, which outlines the process for billing for non-emergency or misused 911 calls. The ordinance establishes a multi-step review process, starting with engine captains in the field, then escalating to battalion chiefs and the city attorney before any billing or warning is issued. The intent is to deter misuse of emergency services while assuring residents that genuine emergencies will be responded to without penalty. Examples were given of potential misuse, such as scheduling appointments via 911.
Orville Airport Update: Fuel Sales Steady, Infrastructure Projects Advance, Future Tech Explored
The council received an update on airport operations, including fuel sales, flight operations, and infrastructure maintenance. Fuel sales for the fiscal year totaled 27,697 gallons, generating approximately $89,000 in profit. Despite a decrease in sales compared to the previous year, attributed partly to weather and fuel costs, the airport's fuel prices remain competitive. Recent infrastructure projects included runway marking upgrades, crack sealing on parking ramps and taxiways, and an overlay of the FBO roof. Future projects include runway rehabilitation and lighting system upgrades. The council also discussed the potential for electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and the development of charging stations.
Orville City Council Approves FY2026-2027 Budget Amidst $2.5 Million Deficit
The council reviewed and approved the city's budget for fiscal year 2026-2027, which includes a $2.5 million deficit attributed to decreased revenue and increased expenditures. Despite the deficit, the city has sufficient reserves to cover operational costs for several years. The council also discussed strategies for addressing the material deficit and potential revenue generation opportunities. Additionally, a presentation on the airport's financial performance was given, detailing fuel sales, operational costs, and profit margins. The council also approved a contract for the Pioneer Museum roof and HVAC repair, funded by the Betty Doyle Davis Trust.
Resident Proposes City Partnership for Levy Cleanup to Combat Fire Risk
A resident, Brian Williams, presented a proposal to partner with the city for a cleanup event along the levy on September 20th, focusing on vegetation clearing to mitigate fire risk. Williams noted four vegetation fires on the levy in the past month and highlighted the need for the city to lead by example in weed abatement. He requested commitment from the city for public works and tree service assistance. Councilman Weber confirmed that the city has previously partnered with Feather River Parks and Recreation District for cleanups, involving Code Enforcement, OPD, and Public Works, and noted that dumpsters were provided by Jordan Crossing through a grant. Weber expressed confidence in continued partnership.
City Council Approves Appointments to Housing, Parks, and Measure U Committees
The council approved the appointment of three individuals to various city committees. Chris Loe was reappointed to the Housing Loan Advisory Committee. Joseph Velasquez was appointed to the Orville Park Commission. Rosanna Rosales Arus was appointed to the Citizens Oversight Committee Measure U.
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