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The council approved $43,100 in payments for storm-damage assistance and chipping services as the mayor estimated total storm cleanup costs at about $120,000. It also approved two vehicle purchases totaling $107,096, a Police and Fire Commission appointment, a new retail license, and several water, sewer, and business-related actions; all recorded votes passed 8-0.
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Residents can expect continued storm-debris cleanup, with the city seeking possible state or federal assistance and aiming to finish the backlog by the end of the following week. The council approved a replacement recreation passenger van and a new Explorer, along with payments for sewer, water-storage, road, and storm-related work. It also approved two special-use permits for businesses and added one Retailer’s Class H License.
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