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Council adopts consent package including sewer contract, landfill-plan study and sports-tournament funding; one councilor records a nay
Summary
The Casper City Council on June 3 adopted a consent agenda that included contracts for sewer service, a landfill-diversion business plan, construction procurement and funding to host high-school tournaments from 2026 to 2030.
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The Casper City Council on June 3 adopted a consent agenda that bundled seven items including contracts, professional services agreements and grant-application support.
Items read into the record included: an outside-city sewer-service agreement with Larry D. and Nicole A. Castleman; a contract with HDR Engineering Inc. to develop a landfill-diversion business plan; Amendment No. 2 to the Public Safety Advisory Committee agreement with Wyoming Medical Center Inc.; an agreement with Pope Construction Inc. for the solid-waste facility refuse collection container building procurement; an agreement with Compete Casper to fund Wyoming high-school tournaments in Casper from 2026 to 2030; support for an application to the Wyoming Business Council's Business Ready Community grant and loan program for a business-committed project; and Amendment No. 1 to the Casper Area Metropolitan Planning Organization and EagleView contract for the 2025 high-resolution imagery, LiDAR and elevation flight campaign.
Councilor Pollock moved adoption of the consent agenda; Councilor Haskins seconded. The city manager had no comments on the items during the meeting. Councilor Larson recorded a nay on one of the consent items (noted in the meeting record as "10 86"), but the consent package passed with the remainder of the council voting aye.
Why this matters: The items authorize design, procurement and grant-application efforts that affect infrastructure planning, solid-waste operations, mapping data, and the city's role in hosting regional sports tournaments.
The record includes the motion and the roll-call result; no separate public comment on those consent items was recorded during the meeting.

