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Hopkins City Council Addresses Parking Disputes, Delinquent Water Accounts, and More

Thursday, June 12, 2025 at 5:51 AM

At the June 2 Hopkins City Council meeting, discussions ranged from an inaccessible city safe holding signed ordinances, leading to a tabled motion on truck and trailer parking restrictions, to addressing overdue water and sewer accounts. The council voted to implement a $300 deposit for new water service and explore payment plans for delinquent accounts.…

At the June 2 Hopkins City Council meeting, discussions ranged from an inaccessible city safe holding signed ordinances, leading to a tabled motion on truck and trailer parking restrictions, to addressing overdue water and sewer accounts. The council voted to implement a $300 deposit for new water service and explore payment plans for delinquent accounts. Additionally, the meeting covered plans for a community clean-up event, an upcoming cemetery board meeting, and the approval of liquor licenses for local establishments.

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