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Mills council approves first-reading appeals ordinance and a slate of routine resolutions
Summary
The City of Mills council approved Ordinance 8-33 (first reading) establishing an appeals board and adopted Resolutions 2026-01 through 2026-08 on fixed assets, banking institutions, tax levy, statutory compliance, equal-opportunity appointments, newspaper definition, nondiscrimination, and water/sewer connection fees; it also approved a catering permit, entered an executive session (no action), then adjourned.
The City of Mills council approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 8-33 to establish a city appeals board and adopted multiple routine resolutions during the meeting.
The council recorded motions, seconds and successive 'Aye' votes to adopt the following actions:
- Ordinance No. 8-33: First reading to establish an appeals board for the City of Mills (motion passed on first reading).
- Resolution No. 2026-01: Fixed asset accounting procedures defining maintenance, capitalization, depreciation and inventory guidelines (adopted).
- Resolution No. 2026-02: Designation of banking institutions to be used for the fiscal year beginning 01/01/2026 (adopted).
- Resolution No. 2026-03: Fixing the City of Mills tax levy for the fiscal year ending 12/31/2026 (adopted).
- Resolution No. 2026-04: Certification of compliance with Wyoming statute section 24-2-111 (adopted).
- Resolution No. 2026-05: Adopting and confirming equal opportunity employee appointment (adopted).
- Resolution No. 2026-06: Adopting a current understanding of the meaning of 'newspaper' for city notices (adopted).
- Resolution No. 2026-07: Adopting and confirming City of Mills nondiscriminatory practices (adopted).
- Resolution No. 2026-08: Setting water and sewer connection fees (adopted).
Additionally, the council approved a Bayou liquor catering permit for Jan. 18, 2026, voted to enter an executive session for a legal matter (no action was taken after the session), and then adjourned.
Votes were recorded as 'Aye' responses for each motion and the chair declared each motion passed; the transcript does not provide a roll-call of individual yes/no votes by member.
