In a recent government meeting, city officials celebrated a significant achievement in addressing rain-induced sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs), marking over two years since the last incident. The council discussed the successful reduction of a 40-year plan to fix the issue down to just three years, highlighting the effectiveness of their efforts. Officials expressed gratitude for the collaboration that led to this progress, emphasizing the importance of continued work to maintain improvements.

The meeting also addressed the potential revocation of a business license for Tier 1 Mexican Grill in Decatur due to multiple tax delinquencies. The council deliberated on the situation, acknowledging the business's long-standing presence in the community but stressing the need for compliance with tax obligations. A representative from the restaurant indicated plans to settle outstanding debts, but council members expressed concerns about fairness to other businesses that consistently meet their tax responsibilities.

After extensive discussion, the council decided to table the decision for two weeks, allowing the restaurant time to fulfill its payment obligations. This conditional approach aims to ensure accountability while providing the business an opportunity to rectify its financial situation. The council emphasized the importance of communication and cooperation between the city and local businesses to prevent similar issues in the future.