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Alpena council approves $903,733.45 in bills, authorizes signatures and postpones animal ordinance to April 20
Summary
The Alpena City Council approved a consent agenda that included $903,733.45 in bills and a $3,787.68 change order for facility rugs, authorized signatures, and voted to postpone the second reading of Ordinance 25-514 (chapter 10 Animals) to April 20, 2026.
At its Feb. 16 meeting, the Alpena City Council approved the consent agenda, authorizing payment of bills totaling $903,733.45 and instructing Mayor Johnson and Kirk Soick to sign the warrant. The consent agenda also included approval of change order No. 1 for the 2026 rugs for city facilities project in the amount of $3,787.68; the contract is noted to expire on Dec. 31, 2028.
Councilman Currie moved to approve the consent agenda, and the motion was seconded by the Mayor Pro Tem; the council recorded 'Aye' votes and the motion carried. The items were accepted as presented, with no separate roll-call objections recorded in the transcript.
On a separate item, the presiding official introduced the second reading of Ordinance 25-514, which would amend the city code (chapter 10, Animals). Councilman Han moved to postpone the second reading until the council's second meeting in April so staff could meet with county officials and perform follow-up work; Councilman Courier seconded the motion. The council voted 'Aye' and the postponement passed; the second reading is scheduled for April 20, 2026.
No additional substantive discussion or votes on the ordinance's substance occurred at the Feb. 16 meeting. Council committee reports that followed were brief and contained no action items. The council adjourned after completing the published agenda.
