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Votes at a glance: key council actions July 21, 2025
Summary
Summarized outcomes of council votes on July 21, 2025, including consent calendar approval, liquor license issuance, franchise and ordinance actions, board appointments and fee-schedule updates.
The Town Council took a series of votes at its July 21, 2025 regular meeting. The key outcomes are summarized below; each item references the motion made on the record and the meeting action.
- Consent Calendar (items a–d; item e removed for separate discussion): Council approved the consent calendar (minutes, disbursements, and contracts referenced in staff report) by unanimous vote. (Motion to approve consent calendar, carried unanimously.)
- State Legislative Adviser Contract (item e): Council approved a one-year contract for legislative-adviser services by a 4–1 vote; the council directed staff to prepare a competitive solicitation for the next contract cycle. (See separate article.)
- Liquor license: Council approved a new restaurant liquor license for Wyoming Masala and Curry, Inc. at 225 N. Cache St., Suite 1, subject to staff conditions and state licensing requirements. The clerk’s office certified the application as complete; the council voted unanimously to direct the clerk to issue the license after required town licenses and any minor corrections are completed.
- Fee schedule: Council adopted the town fee schedule (Resolution 25-18) with clerical corrections, including adding the new resort-hotel liquor-license fee; vote passed unanimously.
- Ordinance (franchise) — CenturyLink/Quest: Council granted a telecommunications franchise to Quest Corporation (doing business as CenturyLink QC); the ordinance passed on third reading (unanimous vote).
- Ordinance (policy housekeeping): Council held a first reading of a municipal-code amendment moving some police rules and personnel references into the town policy manual; first reading passed.
- Franchise (first reading) — Rad Curbside: Council approved a first-reading ordinance to grant a franchise to Rad Curbside for solid-waste and recycling collection in Jackson; staff noted the company will participate in the town’s pay-as-you-throw and container-size program. First reading passed.
- Appointments: Council reappointed two members to the Board of Examiners (Jay Boos and Mike Milke) for two-year terms through July 31, 2027 (unanimous vote).
- Other: Council scheduled the Teton County Justice Center sketch-plan discussion to continue at a special meeting on July 28, 2025, at 9:00 a.m.
The council also approved other routine items, and several first-read ordinances will return for subsequent readings and final votes.
