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Votes at a glance: council approves amended budget and adopts personnel-policy resolution; minutes and bills approved

5029748 · June 18, 2025
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Summary

At its June 18 meeting the Gunnison City Council adopted its final amended 2024–25 budget and a resolution amending travel/financial procedures and personnel policy. The council also approved meeting minutes and the current bill run; all recorded votes were unanimous.

The Gunnison City Council recorded several unanimous actions during its June 18 meeting. Key outcomes are listed below.

• Final amended 2024–25 budget: Motion to approve the final amended budget for fiscal 2024–25 (mover: Councilman Crane; second: Councilman Warner). Vote recorded as unanimous yes.

• Resolution 2025‑07 (personnel/travel and financial procedures): Motion to adopt resolution 2025‑07 amending personnel policy and travel/financial procedures (mover: Councilman Warner; second: Council member Childs). Vote recorded as unanimous yes.

• Minutes approvals: Motion to approve the June 4, 2025 regular meeting minutes (mover: Councilman Crane; second: Councilman Anderson). Motion to approve the June 11, 2025 minutes (mover and seconds recorded in the packet). Both were approved by unanimous voice vote.

• Bills: Council approved the reported bills for the period ending June (as presented in the packet). The council indicated there would be two additional weekly bill runs to process payments before year end. Vote recorded unanimous.

• Adjournment: Motion to adjourn (mover: Councilman Waters; second: Councilman Anderson). Motion carried.

The meeting record in the transcript shows the votes taken by voice; no roll-call tallies with individual yes/no names beyond the recorded affirmative responses were provided in the packet for every item. Where the transcript lists names during the vote, the article records them as recorded (for example, Crane, Warner, Anderson, Charles/Childs).