The Alexandria City Council met on May 15, 2025, to address a range of city business, including public safety, infrastructure, and community events. Two new police recruits, Tyler Messer and Hunter Perry, were sworn in during the meeting. The council also heard from the American Legion Auxiliary promoting their upcoming community fundraising “Cruise In” car show to support local veterans. A proclamation was issued recognizing May 18–24 as National Public Works Week, honoring the city’s public works employees. The first reading of the 2025–2026 fiscal year budget ordinance was presented, outlining funding allocations and plans for handling any surplus. Council approved two municipal orders to declare city vehicles as surplus property for auction. Updates were provided on the city campus construction project, with progress being made despite weather delays. Council also discussed traffic congestion and infrastructure concerns along US 27, including possible light synchronization and truck lane improvements. Committee reports covered topics such as police recruitment and retention, sidewalk repairs, traffic signage to deter violations, and a potential federal grant for transportation safety. Upcoming events include a Kids to Parks Day on May 17 and a community fishing derby on June 7. The meeting closed with councilmember updates and community announcements.Disclaimer: This summary was generated using AI and may not capture all meeting nuances or discussions.

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