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2024 CCR Report

CITY OF GEORGETOWN
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
AGENDA

Tuesday, September 2, 2025 City Hall 7:00 pm

MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION

APPROVAL OF AGENDA ITEMS:

READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES from August 5, 2025

AGENDA ACTION ITEMS OF CITY OPERATIONS AND NEW BUSINESS:

 Morgan Kidd – Fire Department
 Jordan Crane – Bartschi Farm Lease/Cemetery
 Sunrise Engineering – Transportation Plan
 PUBLIC HEARING: Budget Hearing to accept the proposed budget for FY 2025-2026
 Ordinance #115 – Appropriations Ordinance

Marty:
Tee:
Greg:
Trenton:

POLICE REPORT: Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Office

MAINTENANCE REPORT:

OFFICE BUSINESS: Delinquent water and sewer accounts

SIGNING OF CHECKS AND VOUCHERS FOR AUGUST’S BILLS

ADJOURNMENT

Next Meeting:
• City Council Regular Meeting 7:00 pm – Tuesday, October 7, 2025, Georgetown City Building – 382 Main St. Questions concerning items appearing on this Agenda or requests for accommodation of special needs to participate in the meeting should be addressed to the Office of the City Clerk or call 208-847-2120.

July 1, 2025
Those Present: Greg Kunz, Trenton Morrell, Marty Nate, Tee Steadman, Mayor Steve Waechtler, Maintenance Hadley Wright, Duke Smith, Coy Smith, Cash Smith
Meeting called to order: 7:00 pm Invocation: Council President Greg Kunz
The council entertained a motion from Councilor Tee Steadman to approve the published agenda and was seconded by Councilor Marty Nate. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
The minutes from June 3, 2025, were read aloud by Mayor Waechtler. Councilor Trenton Morrell made the motion to accept the minutes as read and Councilor Marty Nate seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Police Report: Sheriff Bart Heslington came to the council to give a report for the month of June. He reported that they are down on deputies and in the hiring process. They responded to a dog issue, trespassing/vandalism issue and investigating identity theft issues and an extortion issue from some scammers. The Sheriff asked if we could help educate the community about scammers and post on the website and Facebook page to help get word out. They worked 39.15 hours, made 77 contacts resulting in 10 traffic stops, 6 citations, 2 written warnings and 3 verbal warnings. The County sent a report of the citations been paid this month. He said they have had lots of conversations and contacts with kids operating 4-wheelers and dirt bikes without helmets and speeding. The Mayor suggested doing a mock wreck with the kids here like they did at the High School. He asked about patrolling for Twin Creeks and will be here for the bike race also.
Connections Bank Service is a mobile banking service and would like to come and introduce themselves to the council and our community. It will be tabled as they were not in attendance for tonight’s meeting.
Sunrise Engineering had nothing new to report on for this month. Clerk Smith reported that they did help us to apply for a water infrastructure loan in which we were denied for a loan and were ranked about 50 out of 55.
Councilor Marty Nate reported about Twin Creeks activities. The Mayor and family will take care of breakfast and the flag ceremony but will reach out to the VFW to see if they are willing. Councilor Tee Steadman suggested to do by donation for breakfast and dinner. The Council will need to help serve dinner. There will be bike races and bounce houses throughout the day, Movie in the Park Friday Night, Crazy Annie and Big Chubbs will cater the dinner.
Councilor Tee Steadman wondered about if anyone had contacted the County Mark Parker for the OK to have fireworks with the fire restrictions in the County right now. The Mayor said he would take care of it and has started soliciting for donations. He’s also working on getting the new playground put up before Twin Creeks and has recruited help to get it put up with some equipment and concrete donations as well. The installation will cost $12,000.
Coy Smith came to report on his trip to Iowa that the City helped him with. He had a good time and finished in the top 25 in the World.
Duke Smith came before the council to request a donation to help him get to his National Finals High School Rodeo that he qualified for in Rock Springs, WY, in the tie down roping. The council expressed that in doing so, he will be representing the community along with himself and will need to come back and report at the next meeting with milk and cookies. Councilor Marty Nate made the motion to donate $500.00 and Councilor Trenton Morrell seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.

Maintenance Report: Hadley Wright gave their report for the month of June stating that he and Shane have been pumping at the land app, took samples to the lab, checked on the spring and water tanks, helped with the playground, mowed the lawns. They helped fix a water issue at Alice Hayes. They did some utility locates. Dry Creek Pumping has contacted about pumping but haven’t heard back from them this year. Hadley also reported that the State Road Crew will come and fix by the corner by City Hall on the highway and fill some holes by the Post Office too. They looked at having Eric DeClark fix the approach from 2nd Street to the Post Office and all the holes and it would be about $5600 for concrete. The Mayor suggested having the prep all ready and use gravel instead.
Office Report: There are 30 delinquent water and sewer accounts for the month of June. She will be gone for a week in July with Duke to Rock Springs. She reported about the Easement with the Whitaker’s and they want a clause added for the new owners to decide for snow placement and won’t sign without that added in. The council agreed there’s no point in proceeding if we must renew with new owners again. The agreement will be readdressed when the property sells.
The chair entertained a motion from Councilor Trenton Morrell for the council to approve checks and vouchers for the month of June 2025 in the amount of $28,660.53 in the general fund, $8,619.99 in the water fund, and $17,771.50 in the sewer fund, with all funds totaling $55,052.02. Councilor Marty Nate seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
The chair entertained a motion from Councilor Trenton Morrell that council adjourns from the July 2025 council meeting at 8:30 pm. Councilor Marty Nate seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Respectfully submitted,

Lynette Smith,
City Clerk-Treasurer

CITY OF GEORGETOWN
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
AGENDA

Tuesday, August 5, 2025 City Hall 7:00 pm

MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION

APPROVAL OF AGENDA ITEMS:

READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES from July 1, 2025

AGENDA ACTION ITEMS OF CITY OPERATIONS AND NEW BUSINESS:

 FY 2025-2026 Budget Workshop with City Auditor, Gary Teuscher, CPA
 Sunrise Engineering – Transportation Plan
 Twin Creeks Celebration Recap
 Candidate Filing/Elections

Marty:
Tee:
Greg:
Trenton:

POLICE REPORT: Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Office

MAINTENANCE REPORT:

OFFICE BUSINESS: Delinquent water and sewer accounts

SIGNING OF CHECKS AND VOUCHERS FOR JULY’S BILLS

ADJOURNMENT

Next Meeting:
• City Council Regular Meeting 7:00 pm – Tuesday, August 5, 2025, Budget Workshop, Georgetown City Building – 382 Main St. Questions concerning items appearing on this Agenda or requests for accommodation of special needs to participate in the meeting should be addressed to the Office of the City Clerk or call 208-847-2120.

Public Hearing – Law Enforcement St. Charles

June 3, 2025
Those Present: Greg Kunz, Trenton Morrell, Marty Nate, Mayor Steve Waechtler, Maintenance Supervisor Shane Clark, Maintenance Hadley Wright, Addison Ochsenbein of Sunrise Engineering, Deputy Zack Freeman, Coy Smith
Meeting called to order: 7:00 pm Invocation: Mayor Waechtler
The council entertained a motion from Councilor Greg Kunz to approve the published agenda and was seconded by Councilor Trenton Morrell. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
The minutes from May 6, 2025, were read aloud by Clerk Smith. Councilor Marty Nate made the motion to accept the minutes as read and Councilor Trenton Morrell seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council. Discussion on the minutes, Councilor Greg Kunz followed up with Kelly Bartschi about the expansion of the cemetery. He said in the agreement that his family gets 4 plots in the new part and he would like to keep farming it to keep the weeds down. The crew voiced they don’t want big ruts in there from the pivot and so we will just fence it off and maintain it with the rest of the cemetery. The Mayor reported on the luncheon with Simplot. There was 3 people from Simplot, himself, his wife Mary and Clerk Smith were in attendance. The luncheon went well and discussed some things. They will continue to help with the fireworks and the new playground equipment. They will also look into the parking problems in front of the school and church and try to come up with a solution for the carpoolers.
Police Report: Deputy Zack Freeman came to the council representing the Sheriff’s Department to give a report for the month of May. They worked 59.75 hours, made 172 contacts resulting in 20 traffic stops, 6 citations, 11 written warnings and 13 verbal warnings. He asked what coverage is needed for Twin Creeks. The Mayor said it might not happen because one family is burnt out and no time or help. He said to plan on the fireworks for July 19th and a breakfast. We put a post on Facebook saying the celebration could be canceled this year if more aren’t willing to help keep it going and 2 people reached out about helping but haven’t followed up. Councilor Marty Nate said she would reach out to Miles Cook or Morgan Kidd to see about catering dinner with the fireworks. Councilor Greg Kunz expressed there aren’t enough citations being issued to help pay for our contract with the Sheriff’s Department. The Deputy explained that everyone has their own parameters for issuing citations. Mayor asked for a report on why people are being pulled over and what results in a warning vs a ticket to understand more of their parameters. The Deputy said he would follow up with the Sheriff.
Connections Bank Service is a mobile banking service and would like to come and introduce themselves to the council and our community. It will be tabled until the next meeting as they will not be able to attend tonight’s meeting.
Addison Ochsenbein of Sunrise Engineering came before the council to discuss more on the transportation plan study. He reported that the funding is rolling and not much more to update on at this time. Councilor Trenton Morrell made the motion to continue with the study and was seconded by Councilor Marty Nate. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
The Impact Area Map was discussed and the council would like to include the railroad right of way as well as the sewer ponds and cemetery. Lynette will follow up with Mitch Poulsen at the county to include the changes.
The Easement Agreement with the Whitaker’s was presented and the council reviewed the Map of Exhibit B showing where they would like the snow placed each winter when plowed. It will be 50 ft to the West for snow placement. All were in agreement and Lynette will follow up with the Whitaker’s to get signatures and get it recorded with the County.
Twin Creeks Celebration budget was reviewed and there has been $7,500.00 budgeted for the fireworks.
Councilor Marty Nate reported that she didn’t get the grants she applied for on the crosswalk. Councilor Trenton Morrell said he would follow up with the State to see about getting the crosswalk implemented on the highway and find out what else we need to do there. She also reported that she priced bricks to finish out the Veteran’s Memorial and they are $61.00 per brick. The council approved for her to proceed and get that coming to complete. She also reported that she will do Movies in the Park again this summer and the drop off from the highway to the Post Office ledge was discussed and follow up with DeLoy Kunz to see what can be done for the approach onto 2nd Street and the highway from the Post Office.
Councilor Greg Kunz mentioned that there is a lot of Dyers Wode along the railroad right of way and the County is advertising for youth to get bags to cut it down and can get paid for it. Lynette will share to the City Facebook page to see if we can get some help there.
Maintenance Report: Hadley Wright gave their report for the month of May and stated that he and Shane have mowed the park and cemetery, planted grass on the grave sites, taken chlorine to the water system, checked the spring, trimmed the trees along Stringtown and fixed a water leak by Travis Stoddard’s on Stringtown.
Office Report: There are 25 delinquent water and sewer accounts for the month of May. Lynette reported that there are new hours in the afternoons at the Post Office starting the middle of this month and that she will be gone a lot during this month for activities with her kids at High School State Finals in Pocatello and her son, Coy, qualified for the National Jr. High School Finals Rodeo in Des Moines, Iowa, later this month as well. Coy Smith came before the council to request a donation to help him get to Iowa. The council expressed that in doing so, he will be representing the community along with himself and will need to come back and report at the next meeting. Councilor Trenton Morrell made the motion to donate $500.00 and Councilor Marty Nate seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
The chair entertained a motion from Councilor Greg Kunz for the council to approve checks and vouchers for the month of May 2025 in the amount of $19,199.71 in the general fund, $40,306.09 in the water fund, and $58,276.25 in the sewer fund, with all funds totaling $117,782.05. Councilor Marty Nate seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
The chair entertained a motion from Councilor Greg Kunz that council adjourns from the June 2025 council meeting at 8:45 pm. Councilor Marty Nate seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Respectfully submitted,

Lynette Smith,
City Clerk-Treasurer

CITY OF GEORGETOWN
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
AGENDA

Tuesday, July 1, 2025 City Hall 7:00 pm

MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION

APPROVAL OF AGENDA ITEMS:

READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES from June 3, 2025

AGENDA ACTION ITEMS OF CITY OPERATIONS AND NEW BUSINESS:

 Connections Credit Union – Mobile Banking Service Presentation
 Sunrise Engineering – Transportation Plan
 Twin Creeks Celebration Updates

Marty:
Tee:
Greg:
Trenton:

POLICE REPORT: Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Office

MAINTENANCE REPORT:

OFFICE BUSINESS: Delinquent water and sewer accounts

SIGNING OF CHECKS AND VOUCHERS FOR JUNE’S BILLS

ADJOURNMENT

Next Meeting:
• City Council Regular Meeting 7:00 pm – Tuesday, August 5, 2025, Budget Workshop, Georgetown City Building – 382 Main St. Questions concerning items appearing on this Agenda or requests for accommodation of special needs to participate in the meeting should be addressed to the Office of the City Clerk or call 208-847-2120.

May 6, 2025
Those Present: Greg Kunz, Trenton Morrell, Marty Nate, Mayor Steve Waechtler, Maintenance Supervisor Shane Clark, Maintenance Hadley Wright, Addison Ochsenbein of Sunrise Engineering, Clerk Lynette Smith
Meeting called to order: 7:00 pm Invocation: Mayor Steve Waechtler
The Council entertained a motion from Councilor Trenton Morrell to approve the published agenda for the regular meeting and was seconded by Councilor Greg Kunz. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Minutes from the regular council meeting held on April 3, 2025, were ready aloud by Clerk Smith. The chair entertained a motion from Councilor Greg Kunz to approve the minutes as read and were seconded by Councilor Marty Nate. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Addison Ochsenbein of Sunrise Engineering came before the council to discuss the Transportation Plan. LHTAC would like some more things included but overall approved the scope presented. The funding is still frozen for now but should be available in June or July. Addison suggested to sign the contract and can still decide when to start. He said we can also cancel the contract if the funding doesn’t come through. Councilor Greg Kunz made the motion for the Mayor to sign the contract with Sunrise Engineering to move forward with the Transportation Plan Study. Councilor Marty Nate seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council. He also said there is a lot of money coming in from DEQ for infrastructure and he will keep on it. He followed up with Marty’s questions to replace the water lines as we can afford and he thinks it is possible to do different portions at a time.
The Impact Area map was discussed. Clerk Smith had a conversation with Attorney, Adam McKenzie about including our cemetery and sewer ponds where the City owns the property and he felt that was a good idea. Lynette will email Mitch Poulsen at the County, the changes we are requesting.
The agreement for snow placement between the City and Kameron Whitaker and Jessica Whitaker was drawn up by Attorney Adam McKenzie and presented to the council to review. The agreement needs to include the physical address and not just the PO Box. Councilor Trenton Morrell made the motion to approve the agreement and have the Whitaker’s sign in agreement also. Councilor Marty Nate seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Councilor Marty Nate reported that the bridge by the highway and creek is in rough shape. She asked the maintenance crew to trim the bushes going into Hayes and Whit Lane. She has some kids coming to help place the bricks in the last leg of the wagon wheel at the Veterans Memorial. She would like to purchase more bricks to finish it all up and can get 35 bricks for $75/brick. Councilor Trenton Morrell made the motion to purchase the bricks and finish the Memorial. Councilor Greg Kunz seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council. She also reported that she’s found Bayer has a grant available we can apply for to help for ground cover at the playground. She is also getting the map ready to go back up at the cemetery before Memorial Day.
Matthew Regen came before the council to present the 2023-2024 Fiscal Year Audit. The IRS requests that the auditor and preparer be independent from each other to ensure no bias in the audits. He is happy to come and explain anything at future council meetings or attend the budget hearing if the council feels necessary. He reviewed the audit with the council and reported that the City continues to be in good shape. He will email over his final draft. Councilmember Trenton Morrell made the motion to transfer money to payback the general fund from the water and sewer funds for funds used for wages, etc throughout the year. Councilmember Marty Nate seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Police Report: There was not a report sent for the month of April and Sheriff Bart Heslington was not in attendance.
Maintenance Report: Hadley Wright gave the report for the month of April and stated that he and Shane have been busy opening and closing 4 graves this month. They serviced the lawn mowers and took the tracks off the side by side and plow off the service truck. They did some repairs at the land app site and worked on some graves that had settled. They mowed and raked the park and cemetery and turned on services at a few locations. The spring cleanup was well attended again and the garbage bins filled up quickly. We only got back $36 in metal this year and it was decided to only do garbage bins and not a metal bin next Spring.
Office Report: Clerk Smith reported that there are 17 delinquent water and sewer accounts for the month of April. There is a luncheon with the commissioners and Simplot scheduled for Monday at the Ranch Hand if anyone wants to attend with the Mayor and Lynette. Lynette asked at what price does the city buy back cemetery plots for. Is it the going rate or what they purchased them for since the rates just increased. It was decided to buy them back at what the owners purchased them for but to confer with Adam to be sure. She also asked about the ground being leased at the sewer ponds and cemetery. If one party is leasing, then the other should be also. She will advertise in the paper this fall for both pieces of ground. It was also discussed about when to expand at the cemetery. We are out of room in the winter for snow storage to be able to keep the cemetery open better throughout the winter. It was discussed to open the fence and expand to the survey stakes. Lynette will prepare a letter to Kelly Bartschi about the expansion.
The council entertained a motion from Councilor Greg Kunz to approve checks and vouchers for the month of April in the amounts of $12,597.50 in the water fund, $28,884.99 in the sewer fund, $21,987.07 in the general fund, with all funds totaling $63,469.56. Councilor Trenton Morrell seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
The chair entertained a motion from Councilor Greg Kunz that council adjourns from the May council meeting at 8:50 pm. Councilor Trenton Morrell seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Respectfully submitted,

Lynette Smith
City Clerk-Treasurer

CITY OF GEORGETOWN
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
AGENDA

Tuesday, June 3, 2025 City Hall 7:00 pm

MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION

APPROVAL OF AGENDA ITEMS:

READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES from May 6, 2025, regular meeting

AGENDA ACTION ITEMS OF CITY OPERATIONS AND NEW BUSINESS:

 Connections Credit Union – Mobile Banking Service Presentation
 Sunrise Engineering – Transportation Plan
 Impact Area Map
 Agreement with Whitaker’s for turnaround and snow placement
 Twin Creeks Celebration Updates

Marty:
Tee:
Greg:
Trenton:

POLICE REPORT: Bear Lake County Sheriff’s Office

MAINTENANCE REPORT:

OFFICE BUSINESS: Delinquent water and sewer accounts, Leases

SIGNING OF CHECKS AND VOUCHERS FOR MAY’S BILLS

ADJOURNMENT

Next Meeting:
• City Council regular meeting at 7:00 pm – June 3, 2025, Georgetown City Building – 382 Main St. Questions concerning items appearing on this Agenda or requests for accommodation of special needs to participate in the meeting should be addressed to the Office of the City Clerk or call 208-847-2120.

April 3, 2025
Those Present: Greg Kunz, Marty Nate, Tee Steadman, Mayor Steve Waechtler, Maintenance Supervisor Shane Clark, City Clerk Lynette Smith, Addison Ochsenbein of Sunrise Engineering
Meeting called to order: 7:00 pm Invocation: Shane Clark
The council meeting was rescheduled from April 2, 2025, to April 3rd due to a lack of quorum available on the 2nd. The Council entertained a motion from Councilor Greg Kunz to approve the published agenda and was seconded by Councilor Tee Steadman. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
The minutes from March 4, 2025, were read aloud by the Mayor and Clerk Smith. Councilor Greg Kunz made the motion to accept the minutes as read and Councilor Marty Nate seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
The Audit for Fiscal year 2023-2024 was tabled until the next meeting when Auditor Matt Regen will be available due to moving the meeting to the 3rd instead of the 2nd and tax season conflicts.
Addison Ochsenbein, from Sunrise Engineering came before the council to follow up on the Transportation Plan. He said that we are waiting for LHTAC to approve the scope and all funds are frozen right now due to things happening in Washington DC with the new Presidency and employee/funding cuts. The grant money should be available later in May. The Mayor questioned if signing the contract locks us in for $6,000.00 even if the grant funding doesn’t come through. Addison said we can move forward now or wait until funds are officially available. We need to have this approved before the summer months during peak times to collect data for traffic control.
The Annual Backhoe Agreement with the Georgetown Irrigation Company was up for review. All parties are still happy with the agreement. Councilor Marty Nate made the motion for the Mayor to sign and approve the annual agreement. Councilor Tee Steadman seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Councilor Marty Nate reported that the legal descriptions she received from Clerk Smith were forwarded on to Tim Christensen that came from Flying S Title Company and her nor Lynette have heard anything back from him yet. Marty will continue to stay in touch with Tim to make sure this gets taken care of.
The Impact Area was discussed and Councilor Marty Nate went to the County and printed a large map for all to review that has our City limits and Impact Area marked. The map was reviewed to see if any changes need to be made to submit to the County.The council wondered if we need to include the cemetery and sewer ponds which are owned by the City into City limits or our impact area. Lynette will confer with Adam.
The Spring Cleanup Dates were set for April 22nd – 24th and Lynette will get flyers prepared to notify citizens. The Mayor will arrange for the dumpsters to be brought out during those times.
Easter Egg Hunt is being planned for Easter weekend since it is so late in April this year and hoping the weather will hold out.
The Budget Hearing dates were discussed. Councilor Marty Nate made the motion for the budget hearing dates to be set for September 2nd and the workshop held on August 5th. Councilor Tee Steadman seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Councilor Marty Nate asked for an updated list to put up at the cemetery and she will get the map put up soon as well. The council discussed getting donations for the installing the new playground equipment coming. The Mayor also said there is a luncheon coming up between the City, County and Simplot soon and the Mayor will ask for help with installation. Marty also asked about considering updating the water lines starting at the top in the canyon and working our way down into town without a loan and to update as we an afford.
Councilor Greg Kunz is concerned if we are getting our moneys worth from the Sheriffs Department. They make a lot of contacts but are not issuing many citations and there isn’t much money coming back in compared to what we are paying them. Councilor Tee Steadman voiced that he still likes having them readily available and having an officer available to report to a call and their ability to enforce our Ordinances.
Police Report: Sheriff Bart Heslington was not available to give his report for the month of March but was able to email it over for the Council to review. They worked 82 hours and had 132 contacts resulting in 4 citations, gave 9 written warnings, 9 verbal warnings and made 20 traffic stops. The County Clerk also emailed over some reports from October 2024 to March 2025 about the citations being issued and the funds being sent to the City for each citation.
Maintenance Report: Shane Clark gave their report for the month of March and stated that he and Hadley have dug a grave, sent the water samples to the lab to be tested, cleaned up the winter supplies at the sewer ponds and plowed some wind drifts of snow.
Office Business: There are 23 delinquent water and sewer accounts for the month of March. Lynette reported that the website has been renewed for the next 6 months in hopes to get it updated to a more user-friendly version in that time. She also had to submit some reports for the American Relief Funding money that was received from the effects of Covid.
The chair entertained a motion from Councilor Tee Steadman for the council to approve checks and vouchers for the month of March 2025 in the amount of $32,065.94 in the general fund, $7,715.00 in the water fund, and $18,839.40 in the sewer fund, with all funds totaling $58,620.34. Councilor Greg Kunz seconded the motion. All were in favor and motion carried the council.
The chair entertained a motion from Councilor Tee Steadman that council adjourns from the April 2025 council meeting at 8:35 pm. Councilor Greg Kunz seconded the motion. All were in favor and the motion carried the council.
Respectfully submitted,

Lynette Smith,
City Clerk-Treasurer