The Cody City Council meeting held on October 7, 2025, focused on several key updates and community initiatives. The meeting began with a report on the implementation of new city work software, which has been positively received by contractors and engineers. The software, launched the previous Wednesday, allows users to access permit information and make payments online, reducing the need for in-person visits to City Hall. Staff member Hannah was recognized for her efforts in facilitating the software's deployment.

Following this update, City Council member Philip provided information about an upcoming water outage due to the Tree Streets water line replacement project. Scheduled for October 13, the outage is expected to affect approximately 50 customers, including Glen Livingston Elementary, which will be closed that day. The city plans to notify affected residents through door hangers and a Blackboard messaging system, aiming to send out alerts by the end of the week.

Council members also shared brief updates, with Council member Tamplin mentioning attendance at a regional meeting in Thermopolis and expressing enthusiasm for representing Cody at the upcoming state meeting. Other council members reported no additional matters.

The meeting concluded with a focus on community engagement and efficient city operations, highlighting the council's commitment to keeping residents informed and involved in local developments.