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Wheatland council approves budget amendment, airport cooperative agreement and task order

Wheatland City Council · December 9, 2025
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Summary

Council approved Resolution 10-2025 (budget amendment covering a police dispatcher agreement and a snowplow truck), authorized a cooperative agreement with the State of Wyoming for a 2026 airport crack-seal project, and approved task order 25-02 to engage Dura as the airport engineer; all votes were voice approvals with no roll-call tallies recorded.

Wheatland City Council voted on three formal items Thursday and approved them by voice vote.

Resolution 10-2025 (budget amendment): Council approved a budget amendment to account for a police dispatcher agreement and to record a snowplow truck that had been purchased after an expected July delivery was delayed. Staff said the amendment will draw on general fund savings rather than capital-project balances. The motion was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote; the transcript records “aye” with no roll-call tally.

Airport cooperative agreement (2026 crack seal): Council approved a cooperative agreement with the State of Wyoming for a 2026 airport crack-seal project. According to staff, the state will perform crack sealing and the town will complete subsequent sealcoat and marking work; Dura was later engaged as engineer under a related task order. The motion was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.

Task order 25-02 (Dura): Council approved task order 25-02 to retain Dura as the engineer for 2026 airport seal coat and marking work. The task order was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote.

What’s next: The agreements allow the town to proceed with airport surface maintenance planning for 2026. No dollar amounts or detailed contract terms were read into the public record during the meeting; staff will provide procurement and engineering details in follow-up documents.