Gilbert Hofmeister

The meeting addressed the road closure between the North and South Parks for Halloween, which was tabled until the October 1, 2025, meeting. The council approved the surplus of two Park's lawn mowers. An executive session was held, followed by a motion to adjourn the meeting.

The council held a public hearing and readings for Appropriation Ordinance 673 for FY2026, which was subsequently approved. Additionally, a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Power County Rural Fire Department was approved for the lease of a vehicle for the fire department.

The City Council meeting agenda includes the approval of bills and minutes, the adoption of a new code book, an update and resignation of a council member, and the appointments of a new council member and treasurer. Other agenda items include the presentation of the FY2024 audit, the approval of a new furnace purchase for the Wastewater Treatment Plant, a fund transfer, correction of resolution numbers, and department reports.

The meeting included discussion and approval of the purchase of a lower bearing assembly kit for the treatment plant, totaling $22,121.15 from Huber Technology, to be paid from Wastewater Capital Improvement Funds. An emergency item was added regarding bulk fuel, and approval was given to purchase up to $60,000.00 of fuel. A public hearing date was set for December 18, 2024, for the Industrial Park Annexation. Employee gratuity checks were approved.

The meeting addressed several key issues, including the approval of November 2024 bills totaling $504,169.78. Discussions included the purchase of a new Light Speed POS system for the golf course, a GPS system for golf carts, and the potential purchase of robotic lawn mowers. A wage increase for fire department meetings was approved, raising the meeting wage to $25.00. The council also discussed the liability of city-owned property near the landfill due to methane gas. Changes to the January 2025 council meeting dates and Christmas Eve hours were approved, along with a discussion on the fuel budget for new fuel tanks.