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At-a-glance: Wheatland council approves multiple routine resolutions, appointments and a noon-whistle reinstatement
Summary
The council confirmed appointments to boards, approved several 2026 fee schedules and a change order on the Black Mountain tank, approved official bank depositories and the newspaper of record, and voted to reinstate a noon whistle Monday–Saturday; most items passed by voice vote.
At its meeting the Wheatland City Council approved a series of routine motions and resolutions, including appointments, fee schedules, a project change order and reinstating the town's noon whistle.
Key outcomes included: confirmation of Carrie Ashenhurst to the Lodging Tax Board and the appointment of Tabitha to the Wompa board; adoption of Resolution O1-2026 (2026 building permit fee schedule) with no fee changes; adoption of Resolution O3-2026 (animal licensing and impoundment fees); approval of change order OO1 for the Black Mountain Water Storage Tank with a positive $62,000 impact; designation of First State Bank, Rolling Hills Bank and Platte Valley Bank as official depositories; naming the Platte County Record Times as the newspaper of record; and a unanimous voice-vote decision to reinstate the noon whistle at 12:00 Monday through Saturday after staff coordinate public notice through county emergency management.
The council also supported the Wheatland Car Show after Kevin McBride described plans for June 26'27, last year's 146-car turnout and a $5,000 donation to the fire department. Most agenda motions were approved by voice vote; the meeting included public comment and routine housekeeping items.
Next regular council meeting is scheduled for Feb. 9 at 7 p.m.
