Charles Moye

The council meeting addressed various financial matters, including the approval of bills and financials. Discussions included grant applications for a pumper truck and SCBA equipment, updates on a brush truck, culvert cleaning, and the police building. Other topics covered were sheetrock replacement at the police department, a potential GoMESA grant, equipment purchases (lift forks for a tractor), employee incentives, road paving, and road maintenance. Departmental reports included updates from the police, fire, parks, SAIL Center, building inspector, zoning board, board of adjustment, and public works departments. Personnel changes for the police department were also considered.

The Creola City Council meeting on January 9, 2020, addressed resident complaints, approved a logo for the new senior van, and passed a severe weather resolution. Other actions included approving a hunting class at the Creola SAIL Center, authorizing overtime for public works employees, and funding for police academy training. The council also reviewed financial reports and discussed police equipment purchases, including spike strips and potential GPS/dash cam systems.

The Creola City Council meeting of October 22, 2020, was called to order by Mayor William Criswell. The council approved the minutes from the October 8th and 13th meetings and passed a resolution allowing the soccer club continued use of the fields for four more years. A motion was made to approve the minutes from the October 22nd meeting at a later date. The meeting concluded with an update on the city hall's COVID-19 lockdown.