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Mills Council approves set of fiscal and administrative resolutions, un-tables winery permit
Summary
The Mills City Council approved routine fiscal-year resolutions for fixed-asset accounting, banking designations, a tax levy, and a Clean Streets resolution; it also un-tabled and approved an application for Unlock Vines Winery. The council entered and returned from executive sessions on legal matters with no action reported.
The Mills City Council approved several routine fiscal and administrative measures and moved to approve a previously tabled winery item during the meeting.
The council approved Resolution No. 2025-01, which sets fixed-asset accounting procedures, including definitions, capitalization and depreciation guidelines, and inventory rules for fiscal year 2025. The motion passed by voice vote.
The council also approved Resolution No. 2025-02, designating the banking institutions to be used for fiscal year 2025 (January 1, 2025–December 31, 2025), and Resolution No. 2025-03, fixing the tax levy for the City of Mills for the year ending December 31, 2025. Both motions were approved by voice vote.
Resolution No. 2025-04, titled “Clean Streets, fiscal year 25,” was certified in compliance with Wyoming Statute section 24-2-111 and approved by the council. The transcript records the certification language during the agenda item.
Resolution No. 2025-06, adopting and confirming the city’s equal opportunity employment policy, was also adopted.
Separately, the council un-tabled a previously tabled item for Unlock Vines Winery. Staff reported that the winery had constructed its shop, passed its fire inspection, and was compliant with the conditions associated with Ron Licker’s review. The council approved the matter by motion and voice vote.
The council went into executive session twice to discuss legal matters. After returning from the second executive session, the mayor reported that all council members were present and that no action was necessary.
All the actions above were recorded in the meeting transcript and passed by voice vote; the transcript records multiple “Aye” responses and notes that the motions passed. For formal roll-call vote totals and the certified minutes, consult the official record maintained by the city clerk.
