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Council approves fire radios, $7,500 façade grant, 9-month CD renewal and advisory appointment

5535990 · August 5, 2025
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Summary

On Aug. 4 the Lincoln City Council approved purchase of four fire radios, an economic development grant of $7,500 for roof work at 116 N. McLean, renewal of a 9-month CD at 4.1% at United Community Bank, and advised consent to appoint Alderman Dennis Clemons to the Economic Development Commission.

The Lincoln City Council voted Aug. 4 to approve several administrative items on the agenda, including equipment purchases, a small business grant, a certificate-of-deposit renewal and an advisory appointment.

The council approved purchase of four radios for the fire department from Command Communications at a cost not to exceed $8,835. Alderman Anderson moved the item and Alderman O'Donoghue seconded; roll call recorded all members voting yes.

Council members also approved an economic development grant to Kevin and Brook Hild for a lower-roof replacement at 116 North McLean Street in an amount not to exceed $7,500. The motion was made by Alderman Parrott and seconded by Alderman Downs; the roll call vote was unanimous in favor.

The council renewed a certificate of deposit at United Community Bank for nine months at an interest rate of 4.1%; Alderman O'Donoghue moved and Alderman Clemens seconded the motion, which passed on a unanimous roll call.

Finally, the council advised consent to the mayoral appointment of Alderman Dennis Clemons to the Economic Development Commission. Alderman Sanders moved the approval and Alderman Parrott seconded; the roll call vote was unanimous.

Ending: All four administrative items were approved by unanimous council votes recorded at the Aug. 4 meeting.