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Votes at a glance: Enterprise City Council approves multiple routine items, adopts election officer appointments

5753625 · August 6, 2025
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Summary

The Enterprise City Council voted on multiple consent and new‑business items during its Aug. 5 meeting, approving routine contracts, leases, purchases and personnel appointments by motion and voice vote.

The Enterprise City Council voted on multiple consent and new‑business items during its Aug. 5 meeting. Many items were approved by motion and voice vote with no roll‑call tallies recorded in the meeting transcript.

Key outcomes

• FY 2024 financial audit: Council approved the FY 2024 City of Enterprise financial statements as presented by Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC. A motion to approve the audit was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote.

• Airport improvement grant (County Road 606 relocation): Council accepted an FAA/ALDOT grant and authorized the mayor to execute documents related to the project (reported separately in this edition).

• Supplemental agreement (2022 TAP sidewalk project): The council authorized the mayor to execute Supplemental Agreement No. 2 with Lewis Inc. to grant 25 working days of additional time for substantial completion of the Devil Avenue sidewalks project.

• Enterprise Business Incubator lease: The council authorized the mayor to execute a lease with Kelvin Seldon of Advantage Consulting and Solutions LLC for office space at 102 Commerce Drive.

• Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) memorandum of agreement: The council authorized the fire chief to execute a one‑year MOA with United Aero Group Alabama outlining ARFF response roles and procedures at Enterprise Municipal Airport.

• Equipment purchase — Polaris Ranger: Council authorized Parks and Recreation to purchase one Polaris Ranger Crew SP 570 in the amount of $14,094; staff confirmed the purchase was a budgeted FY2025 item.

• ABC license — Dickies Barbecue Pit: After a brief public hearing with no speakers, council approved a restaurant retail liquor license for D and D Enterprise LLC doing business as Dickies Barbecue Pit located at 847 Bullyville Circle, Suite 117.

• Appointment of election officers: The council adopted Resolution 080525 (appointment list provided in the meeting packet) naming chief inspector, returning officer, clerks, district poll officials, alternates and related positions for the municipal election scheduled Aug. 26, 2025, with a runoff if needed on Sept. 23, 2025. The resolution cites Section 11‑46‑27 of the Code of Alabama (1975) in the text that accompanied the appointments.

Procedural notes: Nearly all items on the consent agenda and many new‑business items were handled by motion and voice vote; the transcript does not record individual roll‑call tallies or identify the individual mover/second by name for every item. Where the transcript records a mover and a second, the record shows the motion passed by voice vote.