Town of Leakesville

The meeting included reports from the Fire Board, Street Administrator, and Treasurer. Discussions covered maintenance activities, the completion of the Dollar General project, water and wastewater reports, and code enforcement. The council discussed budget modifications for the general, water, and sewer funds, and approved the payment of bills. New business included accepting the president's committee list, keeping Emil Gravelle as president pro-tem, accepting a bid for refuse service, and approving a resolution to vacate N East Street and North Street. The board also approved a salary increase for the fire chief.

The meeting included discussions and actions on several topics, such as adding signs for the park to the agenda, reports from the Board of Commissioners, fire and EMS, maintenance, and the Street Administrator. Issues discussed included the 800 MHz for emergency services, brush and weed control, water shut-off notices, tree removal, drain repair, and sidewalk replacement. The council also considered reducing the grass and weed height in the ordinance, discussed the master plan, and reviewed the treasurer's and clerk's reports. Additionally, the meeting covered the Headlee Rollback, the possibility of obtaining video of storm drains, a request to change a water meter, and hydrant flushing.

The council discussed various reports, including those from the Fire Board, Treasurer, and Clerk. The Fire Board discussed a millage to be put on the ballot. The council approved paying off the truck. Shawn Barnhart was appointed to fill a vacant seat. Randy Hardee was hired as the new maintenance person.

The meeting covered the approval of meeting guidelines, appointment of trustees to committees, nomination and appointment of President Pro Tem, Fire Board Ex Officio, and Planning Commission Ex Officio. Additionally, there was a discussion and approval to increase Dennis McNett's pay with an amended title of Operator in Training for Water and Wastewater Systems. The Clerk provided deadlines for budget requests from committees.

The council discussed community service work with the National Honor Society and addressed concerns about a property on Marcus St, deciding to contact the village attorney. They approved a donation for the Labor Day Committee. Reports were given by the Fire Board, Maintenance, Treasures, and Clerks. Streets were discussed, and paving bids were approved. The council also discussed drains and approved the purchase of a new computer for the water & sewer department.