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Council approves canvass, property donations and multiple routine resolutions; runoff set in mayoral race
Summary
The Enterprise City Council adopted canvass resolutions certifying municipal election results, accepted property donations from the Industrial Development Board, authorized an airport pre-application and other routine resolutions, and set a Sept. 23 runoff for mayor after no candidate won a majority.
The Enterprise City Council on Sept. 2 certified the results of the Aug. 26 municipal election, accepted two parcels of park property from the Industrial Development Board and approved a series of routine resolutions and administrative items, including an airport pre-application and authorization to seek bids for an Enterprise Rescue Life Flight hangar.
The council adopted canvass resolutions that certified results for mayor and council districts and directed a runoff for mayor between Bill Baker and William E. Cooper to be held Sept. 23, 2025. The body also approved the acceptance of roughly 11 acres from the Industrial Development Board into city ownership and authorized the mayor to execute annual agreements and applications for senior nutrition/transportation and airport funding.
The canvass matters matter because they finalize local elections and trigger a runoff when no candidate receives a majority; the property…
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