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Votes at a glance: Crescent City council actions on consent calendar and contracts (June 2025)
Summary
The council approved the consent calendar and several budget and contract actions by unanimous vote. Key items: approval of the consent calendar (warrants/payroll/resolutions), authorization of the police equipment contract (option 1) and adoption of a wastewater budget amendment (Resolution 2025‑21).
The Crescent City City Council unanimously approved the consent calendar and several items requiring action at the June meeting.
Consent calendar: The council approved the consent calendar as a block, which included the warrants and claims list for May 3–16, 2025; payroll report for 05/17/2025 (paid 05/23/2025); a budget amendment for code enforcement and legal services (Resolution No. 2025‑20, amendment number 4; staff noted a clarification that the dollar amount on the resolution was $135,000); and the list of proposed local street projects for the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017 (SB1) by Resolution No. 2025‑17. Motion to approve the consent calendar passed on a voice vote: Council member Dooley, yes; Council member Tinkler, yes; Mayor Pro Tem Wright, yes.
Other votes and outcomes from the meeting: - Police equipment contract (Agenda Item 6): Council directed staff to select contract option number 1 and authorized the city manager to sign the Accent contract (approved, 3–0). The contract covers body cameras, in‑car cameras, evidence storage and related devices for 18 positions over five years. - Wastewater treatment plant biological survey (Agenda Item 7 / Resolution No. 2025‑21): Council adopted a budget amendment to fund a consultant to perform required NPDES permit surveys, with a contract amount described as approximately $15,000 (approved, 3–0).
All votes recorded at the meeting were unanimous where roll call was recorded: Council member Dooley, Council member Tinkler and Mayor Pro Tem Wright each voted yes on the noted items.
