City of Anthony

The Anthony, KS City Commission held its regular meeting on November 7, 2023, covering various agenda items including approval of previous meeting minutes, special appropriations, payroll approvals, and grant-related discussions. Public comments were heard, and the commission addressed hall rental fee waivers, planning commission updates, bid openings for various projects, employee Christmas approvals, and staff reports from the Chief of Police and Superintendent. Several items were approved by motion and vote.

The City Commission of Anthony, Kansas held a regular meeting on December 3, 2024, covering various agenda items including approval of previous meeting minutes, special appropriations, payroll approvals, and reappointments to city boards and committees. Public comments were heard, and regular business included discussions on a community IRA grant, accessible parking, and water sustainability. The meeting also involved staff reports, and concluded with adjournment.

The City Commission's June 4, 2024, meeting agenda included approving the May 21, 2024, minutes; various appropriations and payroll; a court report; and pay requests. Public hearings were absent. Regular business covered CMB applications, sidewalk discussions, a billboard moratorium ordinance, conflict of interest review, and employee housing. Staff reports and department updates concluded the meeting.

The Anthony, KS City Commission held its regular meeting on November 19, 2024, covering various agenda items including approval of the previous meeting's minutes, appropriation ordinances, payroll, and drawdown requests. Public hearings were absent. The meeting also included discussions on bids for Sunrise 2nd Street lighting, kayak rentals at Anthony Lake, and a community solar project.

The City Commission of Anthony, Kansas held its regular meeting on December 5, 2023. Key items on the agenda included approving the minutes from the November 21, 2023 meeting, various special appropriations totaling $324,915.65, and the selection of a new mayor. Other significant discussions involved the Downtown Tree Planters project, a final review of banner designs, and the approval of Ordinance No. G-2871, which imposes a six-month moratorium on new billboards.