The city council meeting held on October 21st commenced with a pledge of allegiance, followed by a roll call confirming the presence of all council members and the mayor. The meeting featured a notable presentation honoring Officer Baldonado for his heroic actions during a house fire on Franklin Street on November 13, 2022. Alongside Officer Murray, Baldonado evacuated an elderly woman and rescued a bedridden man, whose life was at risk due to the fire. Both officers were commended for their bravery and teamwork.

Additionally, the council proclaimed November 2024 as Men's Health Awareness Month, highlighting critical health issues affecting men, including prostate and testicular cancer, mental health challenges, and suicide rates. Mayor David Bellinger emphasized the importance of raising awareness and encouraging preventative care within the community.

The meeting proceeded with the approval of the consent calendar, which included routine items, followed by staff updates. Notably, the city is preparing to welcome a new employee to fill a clerk position and is in the process of selecting an auditor. The police department reported progress on the Kerrigan Lehi Station project and the pavement restoration project scheduled for 2024.