November 21, 2022 Council Meeting
 MPD October Report | [pdf] | 189 kB |
| 22-025, 2022 Tax Levy | [pdf] | 842 kB |
| 22-024, Ordinance Amending Chapter 76 | [pdf] | 88 kB |
| MFD October Report | [pdf] | 463 kB |
| Summary of Expenses 11-17-22 | [pdf] | 234 kB |
| Invoice Listing 11-17-22 | [pdf] | 114 kB |
| November 7, 2022 Council Meeting Minutes | [pdf] | 112 kB |
| November 21, 2022 Council Meeting Agenda | [pdf] | 196 kB |
| Notice of Public Hearing for November 21, 2022 Council Meeting | [pdf] | 97 kB |
November 7, 2022 Council Meeting
| Woodard and Curran September Report and Engineering Projects Update | [pdf] | 495 kB |
| Building and Zoning October Report | [pdf] | 520 kB |
| Summary of Expenses 10-31-22 | [pdf] | 233 kB |
| Invoice Listing 10/31/22 | [pdf] | 573 kB |
| October 17, 2022 Council Meeting Minutes | [pdf] | 84 kB |
| November 7, 2022 Council Meeting Agenda | [pdf] | 92 kB |
October 3, 2022 Council Meeting
| Halloween Trick or Treat Date and Hours | [pdf] | 113 kB |
| Woodard and Curran August Report | [pdf] | 374 kB |
| Demolition Bids Results -- 415 S. 1st and 204 E. 4th Ave. | [pdf] | 26 kB |
| Zoning September Report with Issued Permits | [pdf] | 1045 kB |
| Warren County Clerk Request for Reserved Parkingerved Parking | [pdf] | 336 kB |
| Warren County Historical Society Signage Request | [pdf] | 15 kB |
| Summary of Expenses 09-29-22 | [pdf] | 233 kB |
| Invoice Listing 09-29-22 | [pdf] | 85 kB |
| Genereal Aviation Appreciation Month Proclamation | [pdf] | 629 kB |
| Great Nicola Magic Week Proclamation | [pdf] | 345 kB |
| September 19, 2022 Council Meeting Minutes | [pdf] | 103 kB |
| October 3, 2022 Council Meeting Agenda | [pdf] | 94 kB |
September 19, 2022 Council Meeting
| MPD August Report | [pdf] | 37 kB |
| MFD August Report | [pdf] | 517 kB |
| Summary of Expenses 09-15-22 | [pdf] | 233 kB |
| Invoice Listing 9-15-22 | [pdf] | 135 kB |
| September 6, 2022 Council Meeting Minutes | [pdf] | 143 kB |
| September 19, 2022 Council Meeting Agenda | [pdf] | 94 kB |
Recruitment Information
The Fire Department will be hosting an entry-level testing informational meeting on September 1st. More information may be found on the flyer below.
| Entry Level Testing Flyer 2022.pdf | [ ] | 427 kB |
We Want You to Thrive in Monmouth
In a small community like Monmouth, our small businesses are the life-blood of our economy. The City of Monmouth works hand-in-hand with businesses, agencies and driven individuals to create a fertile economic garden for our local enterprises to grow and thrive.
Whether you are a new business looking to start-up, an existing business looking to expand into the Monmouth market or a long-time Monmouth business looking to expand, let us help connect you to the tools and agencies to help you reach your goal.
Monmouth proudly stands on firm economic footing, with solid municipal fiscal management, strong economic-drive businesses (such as Farmland Foods and Monmouth College) and a history of entrepreneurial innovation and growth. We are a community rooted in a rich history with a progressive vision of a prosperous future in the global twenty-first century economy.
We realize that there is more to economic development that just site selection and incentives—many factors help drive a thriving small town economy from quality of life to cultural and educational opportunities to access to transportation and an able and ready workforce. We are active and aggressive in our efforts to create a vital "hotspot" for economic growth in our community.
Stop by City Hall and let us share our history, our vision, our community and our tools with you. Together we can thrive here in West Central Illinois!
Lew Steinbrecher, City Administrator
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(309) 734-2141 • (309) 734-4943 (fax)
Lew Steinbrecher has spent over 40 years in local government, most recently as Moline's city administrator, a job he held for 12 years before retiring last November. Mayor Rod Davies was able to coax him out of retirement to help run Monmouth for the rest of the year.
Lew is originally from a small town in southern Michigan and has been a municipal manager for six different communities in the Midwest, including Albion, Michigan, which is very similar to Monmouth with a population of 10,000 people, a small private four-year liberal arts college, and a sizeable diverse population. He also served as the economic development director for a regional planning agency at the beginning of his 42-year career.
He has an undergraduate degree in community planning and development and a Master of Science degree in administration. Lew started working for the City of Monmouth on May 31 and is excited to work with community leaders along with Mayor Davies and the City Council members to advance the various economic development projects already in progress, as well as several planned public infrastructure improvement projects soon to begin construction.