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Council approves consent agenda including $2.36 million in claims and energy-efficiency interlocal amendment
Summary
The Missoula City Council on May 12 approved three consent items: accounts payable checks totaling $2,364,939.67 (dated May 13, 2025), adoption of Parks and Recreation Advisory Board bylaws, and Amendment No. 1 to an interlocal agreement with Missoula County for a residential energy efficiency rebate program.
The Missoula City Council unanimously approved its consent agenda on May 12, which included three items: approval of accounts payable (checks dated May 13, 2025) in the amount of $2,364,939.67; adoption of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board bylaws; and authorization for the mayor to sign Amendment No. 1 to the interlocal agreement between the City of Missoula and Missoula County to collaborate on a residential energy-efficiency rebate program.
Miss Trimble read the consent items into the record and the council took a voice vote after no member requested that any item be separated for discussion. “Voting on this evening's consent agenda. All in favor, say aye,” the presiding officer said; council voiced “Aye” and the presiding officer noted the vote was unanimous.
Why it matters: The accounts payable amount covers the city’s claims dated May 13, 2025; the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board bylaws formalize governance for that advisory board; and the interlocal amendment continues a county–city collaboration on an energy-efficiency rebate program that the agenda described as a residential program.
No public comment was made on these consent items at the meeting and no council member requested that any item be separated for discussion.
