Township of Henry

The Town of Henry's monthly meeting on June 6th, 2023, covered various topics including public input on speed limits and dust control, approval of meeting minutes with an omission, review of liquor and lottery fees, and payment of claims. The board addressed old business such as water meter installations and park slide repairs, and new business including election board worker appointments, a fireworks sales permit, and a pothole repair quote approval. Several building permits were also reviewed and acted upon.

The Town of Henry board meeting was held on May 22, 2024, covering water and sewer projects, including a June 17th bid opening for new projects. The board approved a sewer grant, KMI electric, and addressed water meter installation billing. They also approved hiring a sewer operator and a city maintenance operator, with salary increases.

The Town of Henry held its monthly meeting on August 7, 2023, with President Hanna Owen presiding. The meeting included the approval of July's meeting minutes and the payment of various claims, covering sewer, general expenses, and services. Tony Fuller and Shelly Fuller resigned from their positions as Engineer and Finance Officer, respectively.

The Town of Henry board meeting was held on June 5th, 2024, covering old business such as water meter installation, flatland billing, lift station project, and park & rec T-ball, and new business including firework sale licenses and football field mowing. The board also approved an annual report, building permits, and addressed maintenance reports. Finally, they accepted a resignation, hired a new finance officer, and scheduled the next meeting for July 8th, 2024.

The Town of Henry's monthly meeting on May 1st, 2023, covered various topics including the approval of meeting minutes, the swearing in of Don Larson, and the payment of claims. Discussions included liquor and lottery reports, updates on code enforcement and SRF funding projects, and the appointment of T-ball and coach-pitch coaches. The meeting also addressed petitions to change the municipal government from a 3-trustee to a 5-trustee board, setting a June 13th election date.