Jeremy L. Fetty

The Frankton Town Council meeting on February 12, 2024, covered various financial approvals, including expenses totaling \u0024970,860.29 and wastewater project funds. The council also reviewed and approved reports from the police, utilities, attorney, fire department, ambulance service, and parks department. Discussions included updates on the Phase 2 wastewater project, facing potential fines, and financial adjustments to accounts receivable and investments.

A special Frankton Town Council meeting was held on May 30, 2024, with President Hart, Council member Brashear, and Clerk/Treasurer Detrick in attendance. The meeting covered the first reading and approval of Water and Sewage Ordinances 102-24 and 101-24, respectively, establishing new rates. The meeting also included the final reading and approval of the amended Salary Ordinance 103-24. The meeting adjourned at 6:30 PM.

The Frankton Town Council meeting on March 11, 2024, covered various financial reports, including expenses of \$636,532.27 and an allowance docket of \$35,224.62. Significant discussion surrounded wastewater projects, with updates on funding requests and project expenditures. The meeting also addressed stormwater, water projects, and several new business items, including budget approvals, contract amendments, and infrastructure updates.

The Frankton Town Council meeting on April 8, 2024, covered various financial approvals, including expenses totaling \u00241,121,621.06 and allowance docket of \u002433,048.12. Significant discussion surrounded wastewater, stormwater, and water projects, with approvals for several expenses and amendments to consultant agreements. The council also addressed new business updates, including project awards, contract reviews, personnel matters, and ordinance amendments.

The Frankton Town Council meeting on January 8, 2024, covered various reports including the Clerk/Treasurer report showing expenses of \$917,528.51 from December 11, 2023 to January 8, 2024. Clerk/Treasurer Detrick requested approval of wastewater expenses, including funds for Commonwealth and Crosby Construction. Other reports included Police, Utilities/Water, Attorney, Fire Department, Ambulance, Parks, IMPA, Planning Commission, and BZA. New business included updates on water, sewage, and stormwater, a historical marker, and Community Crossings 2024.