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Town board approves routine minutes, budget adjustments, contracts and playground purchase
Summary
The Clinton Town Board voted to approve several year-end routine and substantive items, including minutes, budget transfers, a petroleum compliance contract, December warrants and a purchase of playground equipment to be funded by ARPA.
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The Clinton Town Board voted on multiple resolutions and routine warrants at its year-end meeting, approving minutes, budget adjustments, contract awards and a purchase of playground equipment funded from American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allocations.
The board approved minutes from several December 2024 meetings and public hearings, passed a resolution authorizing the budget officer to record/pay payables, encumbrances and receivables for February 2024 accounting purposes, and adopted a resolution to amend the 2024 town budget and transfer funds to reconcile year-end line items. The board also voted to award the bid for petroleum bulk storage compliance to American Petroleum at a quoted price of $500 per quarter, and approved a purchase not to exceed $13,800 from ARPA funds for playground equipment at Friends Park from All Things Recreation. The board approved the December warrants covering general, highway and capital funds as presented.
Board members called the votes and each motion carried; the transcript records unanimous “Aye” responses for the listed motions, with no roll-call vote totals or individual vote records printed in the minutes excerpt.
Votes at a glance
- Approval of minutes: Minutes for multiple December 2024 proceedings (including the 12/09/2024 public hearing on Rusty Lane and the regular town board meeting of Dec. 9, 2024) were approved by voice vote (“Aye”). Outcome: approved. (Transcript: motions and voice votes recorded at multiple time stamps.)
- Resolution to authorize the budget officer to record payables, encumbrances and receivables for proper accounting of the 02/2024 budget (identified in transcript as “Resolution number of 20 24”): moved and seconded; outcome: approved by voice vote. (Transcript excerpt: motion introduced around 95.68–119.84 seconds.)
- Award bid for petroleum bulk storage compliance to American Petroleum at $500 per quarter: moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. (Transcript excerpt: motion introduced around 139.17–157.95 seconds.)
- Resolution to amend the 2024 Town Budget and transfer funds: moved and seconded; outcome: approved by voice vote. The board discussed that the year-end transfers move funds across roughly 40 line items so budget lines remain balanced; the speaker stated the town still expects a surplus in the general and highway funds. (Transcript excerpt: discussion beginning at ~409.99 seconds and vote recorded near 545.99 seconds.)
- Purchase of playground equipment for Friends Park from All Things Recreation at cost not to exceed $13,800 from ARPA funds: motion moved and seconded; outcome: approved by voice vote. Board members discussed vendor bids, Sourcewell/state contract availability, and the possibility of buying additional play pieces if sale pricing arrives. (Transcript excerpt: motion introduced at ~1191.6–1221.2 seconds.)
- Approval of December warrants: General fund vouchers #657–700 totaling $45,905.05; highway fund vouchers #318–3408 (transcript lists amounts in words) and capital fund voucher #3 totaling $3,271.90 were moved, seconded and approved. Outcome: approved by voice vote. (Transcript excerpt: 1526.3–1561.74 seconds.)
Notes and recordkeeping
The meeting transcript records voice votes of “Aye” for these measures but does not include roll-call tallies or named vote records in the excerpt provided. Where the transcript included additional clarifications—such as the budget-transfer motion covering about 40 line items and an expected general-fund surplus—those clarifications are reported above. If a formal roll-call or detailed tally is required for the official minutes, the board’s clerk should provide the full minute record.
Ending
The board concluded its business and adjourned with a year-end closing; no contested failed votes are recorded in the provided excerpt.

