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Council hears contract concept and community-event reminders
Summary
Brief updates included a proposed revenue-sharing contract model for 'Bridal' (50/50 revenue split with direct billing for prosecution and indigent defense) slated for consideration on Nov. 6, and reminders of community events including the Halloween celebration and a post-election canvass meeting on Nov. 18.
At the end of the Oct. 23 work session staff summarized an interlocal/contract approach being proposed for 'Bridal' (described as a revenue-sharing agreement similar to contracts used by nearby cities): the city would retain 50% of revenue generated and return 50% to the partner to cover fixed administrative costs; prosecution and indigent-defense costs would be billed separately as direct variable costs. Staff said the concept has been discussed with partner counsel and staff and will return for approval on Nov. 6.
Council also heard routine announcements: a city Halloween event was confirmed for upcoming weekend hours (2:30'4:30 p.m.), an Interfaith Council event was scheduled for Nov. 16, and a quick canvass meeting after the Nov. election was set for Nov. 18. Council members thanked presenters and staff before moving toward adjournment.
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