City of Grand Island

Grand Island, Neb. — The City of Grand Island will host a public information meeting for food truck owners on Monday, February 9 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. in Meeting Room BC at the Grand Island Public Library.

The meeting will provide an overview of proposed updates to the City’s food truck regulations, including reasoning for the changes, key provisions being considered and the process for review and adoption. The primary focus of the meeting is to gather input from food truck owners who are currently operating in compliance with City requirements, including those paying the food and beverage tax.

City staff will discuss public safety considerations, operational standards and the importance of maintaining mobility requirements for food trucks. These updates are intended to ensure consistent safety practices, protect public health and support fair and transparent business operations across the community.

Following the meeting, staff will evaluate feedback and determine the next steps, which may include additional stakeholder meetings or a study session with the Grand Island City Council. Final adoption of the updated regulations is anticipated in early spring. Food truck owners and interested stakeholders are encouraged to attend and participate in the discussion.