The Stevensville Town Council meeting on June 27, 2025, focused on several key issues, primarily the decision to bid on a street sweeper to improve local maintenance efforts.

During the meeting, council members discussed the condition of the town's current equipment, noting that many items are outdated and in need of replacement. A proposal was made to bid on a surplus street sweeper from a neighboring municipality, which has been well-maintained and is equipped with new brushes and a functional vacuum system. The estimated bid for the sweeper is $10,000, with a maximum bid limit set at $12,000. Council members expressed the importance of having a reliable street sweeper to address dust and debris on local streets, particularly in preparation for community events.

The council also discussed the funding strategy for this purchase, indicating that 25% of the town's gas tax revenue would be allocated for capital improvements, including equipment upgrades. This financial approach aims to ensure that the town can maintain its infrastructure effectively.

In addition to the street sweeper discussion, the council scheduled budget workshops for July 8 and July 9 to further address financial planning and community needs. An executive session was also proposed to discuss employment policy issues, emphasizing the council's commitment to internal governance.

As the meeting concluded, the council reminded residents about the regulations regarding fireworks during the upcoming July 4 celebrations, highlighting specific times when fireworks are permitted within city limits. This proactive communication aims to ensure public safety and compliance with local laws during the holiday festivities.