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Laramie City Council unanimously approves ESRI agreement, emergency-management MOU, Third Street lighting contract and ICMA grant support
Summary
On July 1 the Laramie City Council voted 9-0 to approve a package of consent and regular-agenda items, including an ESRI enterprise agreement, an emergency-management MOU with Albany County, a contract for 32 decorative pedestrian lights on Third Street, and acceptance of a $24,000 ICMA grant to support economic mobility efforts.
The Laramie City Council on July 1 unanimously approved a slate of consent and regular-agenda items that city staff described as routine items supporting operations, downtown improvements and emergency-management coordination.
Items approved 9-0 included a small-government enterprise agreement with Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (ESRI); a memorandum of understanding between Albany County and the City of Laramie for emergency-management services in the Emergency Operations Center; and an award of contract to purchase 32 Hall of Fame decorative pedestrian lights for the Third Street Beautification Project.
On the consent agenda, the council approved minutes, cemetery deeds, vouchers, the Laramie Urban Renewal Agency 2024 annual report, a grant application with the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation and a temporary use of a county liquor license within city limits for an event on July 12. The council also approved a resolution correcting a scrivener's error on Resolution 2024-100 related to a surface-water drainage fee credit and passed on third reading an ordinance adding a resort-hotel liquor license to the Laramie Municipal Code effective July 1.
Separately, the council passed a resolution, 9-0, to support economic mobility and opportunity efforts through an ICMA grant of $24,000. The meeting recap notes the grant amount and the council's unanimous vote; it does not list individual roll-call votes or motion makers in the recorded summary.
All regular-agenda items referenced in the meeting recap were recorded as passing by a 9-0 vote. The council's actions will be reflected in the city record; agenda packets and staff reports are available on the city's agenda website.
