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Voters approve animal welfare bond; city manager says project moves into design and development
Summary
City Manager Brady Moore told the council that voters approved a bond for a new animal welfare facility by more than 74%, and staff will begin engineering, design and development work similar to prior bond-funded projects.
City Manager Brady Moore told the Stillwater City Council on April 7 that voters approved a bond measure to fund a new animal welfare facility, reporting the proposition passed by more than 74 percent.
Moore said staff will begin development work — including engineering and design — for the animal welfare project, noting the process will follow earlier work done when the 2022 fire station bond passed. He thanked voters and members of the campaign committee for their efforts.
Mayor William Joyce asked for a public project timeline to be posted; Moore said initial work is starting and implied a multi-step process before the facility opens. Councilors asked staff to publish project timelines and public-facing updates so residents know when the facility will be completed.
No formal council action was taken at the meeting on the animal welfare project; the vote referenced by Moore was the public bond election result.
