NEBRASKA CITY - Nebraska City commissioners are scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. today with an agenda that includes seeking a local city attorney.

An audit report, housing investment fund loan, Arbor Day events and $257,600 library staircase project are on the agenda.

Wage increases for Wildwood Historic Home employees and soliciting for attorney services are on the agenda.

Historical preservation week and Arbor Day proclamations are expected.

The Jaycees are planning a fly in breakfast at the airport on Sunday, April 26.

Backstage Bar requests a liquor license for a 250 years celebration for veterans at the Veterans Memorial Building parking lot on May 16.

Midwest DCM bid $257,600 for the westside stairway project. The project includes landscaping and bench.

The Wildwood Historic Home proposes wage increases for experience staff and managers.

City documents say a an increase of the minimum wage to $15 an hour suggests a wage of $16 an hour for Gail Wurtele and Michelle Painter wage increase to $16 an hour for Gail Wurtele, who has been with the staff for over 40 years and Michelle Painter, who has 12 years experience.

Ashley Hartman has been hired as a manager in training and will work alongside Marcia Holliway to learn the management role.

Meeting documents say the city has been contracting with Drew Graham for city attorney, but he lives 124 miles away.

City Administrator Perry Mader suggests approaching local attorneys to see if there is any interest in contracting with the city for legal services. Mader said the funding level of $65,000 is recommended.

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