Caney officials update council on water projects, grant, training and staff changes
Mayor Josh Ettiott reported on water supply and a water project; City Administrator Andrea Sibley updated the council on a Kansas Water Office grant and loan forgiveness; Utility Clerk Jalissa Jones raised the need to discuss rural trash-rate increases; and City Attorney Paut Kritz is slated to retire at year-end, prompting a future RFQ.
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At the Sept. 8 Caney City Council meeting, Mayor Joshua Eltiott provided updates on water supply and a local water project. City Administrator Andrea Sibley reported on status of a Kansas Water Office grant and potential loan forgiveness. Utility Clerk Jalissa Jones asked the council to consider discussion of increasing rural trash rates and Deputy City Clerk Tyter Goza noted upcoming KORA/KOMA training attendance.
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