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Angola council approves minutes, ordinances, contracts and budget items in Nov. 17 meeting
Summary
At its Nov. 17 meeting the Angola City Common Council approved prior minutes, a parking ordinance on Jewel Weaver Street (second reading), a transfer appropriation resolution, an employee-handbook ordinance (first reading), a services agreement with the Steuben County Economic Development Corporation, a conflict disclosure for Amanda Cope, and accounts payable vouchers; several items passed on voice votes.
The Angola City Common Council on Nov. 17 conducted routine municipal business and approved several motions on a voice vote.
The council approved the Nov. 3 minutes and took a second reading vote on Ordinance No. 17 93 2025, amending the Angola Municipal Code (Title 10, vehicle and traffic) to address parking on Jewel Weaver Street; that ordinance passed on second reading. The council opened first reading of Ordinance No. 17942025 concerning updates to the city employee handbook (payroll standards and canine care pay) and approved proceeding after council discussion and questions about the scope of canine pay and which dogs would be covered.
Council approved Resolution No. 2025-896 providing for a transfer appropriation for the general fund pursuant to Indiana Code IC 6-1.1-18.6. The council also approved a 2026 services agreement with the Steuben County Economic Development Corporation in the amount of $62,500.
The council accepted a uniform conflict-of-interest disclosure statement for Amanda Cope and received the Clerk Treasurer’s statutory statement and cash reconciliation for the month ending October 2025; the Clerk Treasurer reported receipt of the required 1782 notice for the 2026 budget and said the budget was approved in full and tax rates were set consistent with the adopted ordinance.
Finally, council approved accounts payable and vouchers totaling $867,878.91, which the agenda noted included interfund transfers totaling $122,055.00; a referenced per‑voucher amount of $147,096 was also read into the record. The meeting set its next regular session for Monday, Dec. 1, 2025, and adjourned.
