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Loudon City Council approves grant applications, equipment surplus and employee benefits
Summary
At its Jan. 27 meeting the Loudon City Council authorized a historic preservation grant application with city matching funds, declared 32 fleet firearms surplus for trade-in, approved a FEMA grant application for 26 portable radios with a $23,000 local match to be budgeted next year, and adopted the city's Section 125 cafeteria plan.
Loudon City Council on Jan. 27 voted to approve a package of routine administrative items, including an application for historic preservation funding, the declaration of surplus fleet equipment, a grant application to the Federal Emergency Management Agency and adoption of the city's Section 125 cafeteria plan for employees.
Mayor Jeff Harris opened the meeting and reminded attendees that “Tennessee law gives every Tennessee the right to attend city council meetings and see how their government operates.” After roll call, council members considered and approved a set of motions by voice vote.
The council authorized staff to apply for a historic preservation fund grant and agreed to…
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