Valier Town Council Discusses Weight Room Project and Outdated Ordinances

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The Valier Town Council held its regular meeting on March 9, 2026, where they discussed a new weight room project proposed by the local school, as well as plans to repeal two outdated town ordinances from the 1960s. The meeting also covered reports from the police, library, and public works departments, along with other administrative matters.

Why it matters

This town council meeting highlights the ongoing efforts of the Valier community to address local infrastructure needs, update outdated policies, and maintain essential public services. The discussions around the weight room project and ordinance repeals demonstrate the council's responsiveness to community priorities and its commitment to modernizing the town's operations.

The details

During the meeting, Paul Bielawski provided an update on the school's plans for a new weight room that would be available for community use. The mayor instructed Bielawski to work directly with the town's grant writer to secure funding for the project. The council also discussed repealing two outdated ordinances from the 1960s related to plastic bags/wrappings and explosives. The first reading of these ordinance repeals was completed. Other topics covered included a police report, library activities, water/sewer infrastructure updates, and the need to fill a council member vacancy and a position on the Zoning Committee.

• The regular Valier Town Council meeting was held on Monday, March 9, 2026.
• The next regular town council meeting is scheduled for April 13, 2026.

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What’s next

The town will be chlorinating the water towers from April 1 through April 21. The council also needs to fill a vacancy on the town council and the Zoning Committee.