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Emergency Standby Council Appointments

Emergency Standby Council members can step in to maintain city operations if regular council members are unable to serve during emergencies.

Feb 11, 2025

Appointment of Officers and Board/Commission Members

Mar 12, 2024

Emergency Standby Council Members Appointment

Emergency standby members ensure your city government can continue operating during crises when regular council members are unavailable.

Mar 12, 2024

Appointment to Emergency Standby Council

Jun 9, 2020

Appointment of Officers to Emergency Standby Council

Jun 2, 2020

Appointment of Emergency Standby Council Members

Jun 2, 2020

Appointment of Officers and Board Members

May 26, 2020

Appointments to City Boards and Committees

May 26, 2020

Appointment of Officers and Board Members

May 19, 2020

Appointment of Officers and Board/Commission Members

May 19, 2020

Mar 12, 2024

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The largest spending approved was $499,462 to L.N. Curtis & Sons for firefighting equipment for four new fire engines and one ladder truck, passed 5-0; the amount sits $538 below a $500,000 threshold, and Councilmember Duhart asked why ARPA funds were not used — the fire chief stated ARPA rules excluded this category of purchase. The council also approved $28,950 to Cevac Facilities Services for emergency sewer pump replacement at City Hall, drawn from the Insurance Recovery Fund, passed 5-0 with a minor clerical date correction; a separate $655,255 item involving Lexington Insurance Company was an insurance recovery receipt — revenue, not a spending approval. A salary range of $60,792–$71,292 was set for the Security Services Supervisor classification as a recurring budget allocation, approved 5-0 with no discussion. Emergency standby council member appointments passed 5-0 for Districts 1 (Patrick Ferguson), 3 (Melanie Franklin Franks), and 4 (Mona Jones); District 2 declined to make an appointment and the mayor deferred hers to the following week. Approximately fourteen members of the public spoke during the comment period on issues including a delayed sheriff welfare check that preceded a resident's death, deteriorating road conditions, and election integrity concerns; the Sister City Seychelles presentation was tabled to the following week.