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Lenox council approves consent agenda, adds Worthing field‑use agreement and two part‑time officers

3141935 · April 29, 2025
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Summary

Council approved the consent agenda including a field‑use waiver with Worthing (item Q) and adding two part‑time officers to the hiring list (item R) in a 5‑0 roll call; agenda also noted seasonal hires, a United Way grant, tree treatment and other routine items.

The Lenox City Council approved its consent agenda with amendments to add a field‑use waiver with the city of Worthing (item Q) and to add two part‑time officers to the hiring list (item R). The council approved the consent agenda by roll call: Councilmember Alden Doherty — Aye; Welch — Aye; Maurer — Aye; Grill — Aye; Bowers — Aye.

Staff (Nate) reviewed several consent items during the meeting: a performance management report showing sales tax revenue above last year’s levels for three straight months; a request to hire five seasonal recreational assistants (current lifeguards serving as concession backups); amended job descriptions; a United Way grant to support concessions and library programs; a treatment proposal for approximately 13 ash trees in parks with a bid of about $3,050; and ongoing software updates to apply utility rebates automatically. The council added a field‑use agreement with Worthing to allow use of a baseball field and approved adding two part‑time officers to the hiring list.

The council also heard brief reports and praise for parks and recreation projects — including a new Westman Park playground and active pickleball leagues — and staff noted outreach to community organizations about hosting events in Lenox.

The consent agenda motion was made and seconded; after roll call the motion carried 5‑0.