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Oct 1, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
The implementation of a fire assessment as a funding mechanism for the fire department.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of La Crosse
The council approved an audit proposal and an LED Lighting Proposal from Duke Energy. The Fire Chief's October call report was reviewed. Budget amendments were presented and approved, involving the reallocation of funds among various general fund budget items, payroll expenses, recreation, fire-related expenses, and street and park maintenance. Christmas bonuses were approved for the Fire Chief and fire employees, as well as for the Town Clerk and Accountant. The Mayor shared an AT&T quote for cellphones, and the Town Clerk reminded the council of the upcoming election. There was a report on the repair of a toilet at the recreation park and the delivery of a new trash can.
The council meeting addressed several key issues. A change to the procurement policy, increasing the maximum amount from $500 to $1000, was approved. A bid for pressure washing the town hall was accepted. The council approved the establishment of a sheriff's office substation at the town hall. A report from the Alachua County Climate Fair was shared. Approval was given for a Duke Energy logo to be mounted on the fire department building. The council reviewed the fire department call report and budget report, and approved compensation for the town accountant. Discussions included upcoming meetings with county commissioners, school board updates, waste pro rate increases, and plans for tree trimming. Finally, the council approved payment of bills.
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The meeting addressed several key issues. Discussion of the Old Worthington Spring Road ownership and potential costs to the town was tabled indefinitely. An application for appointment to Council Seat 1 was accepted, and the applicant was sworn in. The council also acknowledged the resignation of Councilman Johnny Ho from Council Seat 3, leaving Seats 2 and 3 open. The meeting included reports from the Fire Department and the Accountant, and the council approved bills and adjourned.
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