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Mills council approves two ordinances on delinquent water accounts and adjustments, and OKs temporary ambulance mutual-aid MOU

Mills Town Council · February 25, 2026
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Summary

The Mills Town Council approved ordinance 8-34 (addressing liens for delinquent water and sewer accounts) and ordinance 8-35 (allowing adjustment of certain water bills) on third and final reading and approved a memorandum of understanding to provide a temporary mutual-aid ambulance; votes were recorded and motions passed.

The Mills Town Council approved two ordinances and a memorandum of understanding during the meeting.

Presiding council member (S3) introduced ordinance number 8 34 on its third and final reading, described in the agenda as providing for a certain lien on properties with delinquent water and sewer bills. "Make a motion that we approve ordinance number 8 34 on the third and final reading," S3 said. After a second, the council recorded three "Aye" responses and the presiding council member announced the motion passed.

The council next approved ordinance number 8 35 on its third and final reading, described in the agenda as providing for adjustment of certain water bills. The motion to adopt 8 35 was moved, seconded and again recorded with three "Aye" responses; the presiding council member announced the motion passed.

The council then considered a memorandum of understanding regarding the provision of mutual aid in the form of an ambulance on a temporary basis. The MOU was moved, seconded and the presiding council member announced the motion passed. The meeting concluded after motions to adjourn were carried.

The agenda descriptions supplied during the meeting were brief; no additional ordinance text or amendment details were discussed on the record during the meeting. The transcript records votes as "Aye" responses but does not list individual roll-call names tied to each vote in the discussion segments provided.