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Votes at a glance: Vienna City Council actions, March 13, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken by the Vienna City Council including contracts, grants, budget actions and appointments from the March 13 meeting.
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Below are the formal actions and recorded outcomes from the Vienna City Council meeting on March 13, 2025.
- Nolan Services LLC cleaning contract (bid award): Council accepted a sealed bid from Nolan Services LLC at $6,250 per month to clean various city buildings; council approved the bid and directed a contract to be executed. (Motion passed unanimously.)
- Internal budget revision No. 3: Council approved reallocation of $6,000 (from supplies/training) to building/grounds for a gas-line repair and a $10,000 reallocation from group insurance to materials/supplies/auto supplies (uniforms). (Motion passed unanimously.)
- Agreement with Wood County Economic Development Authority: Council authorized acceptance of a professional services proposal in the amount of $75,000, with direction to the city attorney to draft a formal contract and update outdated property references. (Motion passed unanimously; final contract to be drafted.)
- Appointment / consulting engagement for project development coordinator (Jack Mathers): Council approved engaging Jack Mathers via his LLC under a consulting arrangement with compensation capped at $25,000 per year; council debated subcontractor language and a proposed amendment to limit subcontractor payments failed. (Motion to approve passed; council directed final contract drafting and requested periodic reports.)
- PRO program grant for school resource officer: Council accepted a $15,000 PRO program grant to support the school resource officer at Jackson Middle School and authorized the mayor to execute related documents. (Motion passed unanimously.)
- FY25-26 general fund budget and parks amendments: Council accepted the FY25-26 general fund budget as amended so finance staff could prepare a final balanced budget. Council approved parks-specific reallocations: remove $37,569 flooring item, add $22,447 for three roofing projects and allocate $15,122 for a replacement 25-horsepower tractor. All parks amendments passed unanimously. A motion to cut salaries and benefits by 10% across departments failed for lack of a second.
- Failed and procedural motions: A council motion to amend the consultant contract language to explicitly cap subcontractor expenditures (as proposed by one council member) failed on the floor; a motion to table the appointment was also defeated. A proposed across-the-board salary reduction motion failed to receive a second and thus did not proceed.
Ending: These votes authorize staff to finalize contracts and budget documents in keeping with council direction; where council requested it, staff and the city attorney will return final contract drafts for review before disbursement.

