The Florence City Council held a special meeting on September 22, 2025, where the primary focus was the reappointment of Jeffrey Koenig to the Boone Florence Water Commission. Koenig's term is set to expire on October 31, 2025, and council members discussed his qualifications and contributions to the commission.

Council member Ms. Whalen praised Koenig for his detail-oriented approach and extensive knowledge of the water system, noting his previous experience as city coordinator. She emphasized that despite not residing within city limits, Koenig demonstrates a strong commitment to the community's water needs.

Ms. Wingard, who has served alongside Koenig on the commission, echoed these sentiments, highlighting the complexity of the commission's work, which involves managing water supply logistics for both Boone County and the city of Florence. She noted Koenig's past role as treasurer, where he was responsible for approving expenditures, further showcasing his expertise.

The Boone Florence Water Commission, which consists of three members—two appointed by Boone County and one by the city of Florence—plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality and affordability of water services. The commission meets monthly to oversee the management and improvement of water supply systems.

The council plans to vote on Koenig's reappointment at their next business meeting, underscoring the importance of experienced leadership in maintaining the region's water infrastructure.