Community development seeks intern and animal-control equipment; proposes Tyler/EnerGov service increase
Community Development asked to fund a 360-hour intern (360 hours at $15/hour = $5,400, partially in 2025/2026), sought options for an animal-control truck upgrade (chassis-mounted unit preferred at ~$24,050 or $4,000 camper-top temporary fix) and proposed increased EnerGov (Tyler) contract costs and consulting support.
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Community Development presented personnel and operating adjustments tied to code compliance, animal control and a larger software-utilization plan. Richard (Community Development) asked the board to fund a planned intern extension totaling 360 hours at $15/hour ($5,400) that would bridge 2025 into 2026 and noted approximately $2,100 in equipment could be required for the intern depending on timing.
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