Greg Brinck

The board meeting agenda includes staff recognition, a 2025 financial audit presentation, and a discussion on the Weld County Coordinated Planning Agreement. Key business items cover the consideration of E-Bikes, a purchase and sale agreement for water supply and storage, and construction proposals for Eaton Commons Park. The meeting also includes the review of consent agenda items, such as financial statements and grant requalification, as well as staff reports on various administrative matters.

The meeting included a proclamation for the 250th Anniversary of the United States and the swearing-in of a new police officer. New business items involved economic incentive agreements for local business support and policy development. Old business covered proposed ordinances regarding Planning Commissioners' term limits and the decriminalization of the municipal court, as well as an update on water supply and storage company purchases. Furthermore, the board reviewed a staff report regarding transportation sales tax bonds for road reconstruction and discussed future committee appointments.

The Town Board discussed the Mental Health Month proclamation, recognized a retiring police commander, and reviewed a monetary donation from the Chamber of Commerce. Key agenda items included the approval of easements for the Omaha Track project, discussion on ordinance changes for election dates and planning commissioner term limits, and updates on City Park playground improvements, water supply and storage, and a potential citizen bond for infrastructure. Staff also presented reports on municipal court decriminalization and various department activities.

The meeting includes a mental health proclamation, a staff retirement recognition, and a monetary donation presentation from the Chamber of Commerce. Key business items cover the establishment of a regular election date, discussion on planning commissioner term limits, development of a city park playground, and an update on water supply and storage water purchases. Additionally, the board will address a citizen bond approval proposal, committee appointment requests, and review various staff reports including municipal court decriminalization measures.

The meeting included the review and approval of January 2026 financial statements. A key agenda item involved the adoption of EHA Resolution No. 2026-01, which approves an exemption from the fiscal year 2025 audit for the Eaton Housing Authority, based on the determination that the organization's gross revenues and expenditures fell below the $1,000,000 regulatory threshold.