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Votes at a glance: consent agenda, contracts, equipment and business licensure
Summary
The commission approved routine claims and multiple items including a claims list, a 1-year 911 maintenance contract with Lumen, a school recreation agreement, a B‑plow purchase not to exceed $17,000, and a business license for Bridger Critical Plumbing; a furnace purchase was tabled for updated quotes.
At tonight’s meeting the Lewistown City Commission approved several routine actions and contracts and took one item off calendar for more work.
Key outcomes: - Consent agenda (claims paid 10/01/2025–10/15/2025): approved (voice vote). The motion approving claims listed a total of $378,200.52 (transcript format inconsistent; amount noted in transcript). - School district recreation agreement (2025–2026): approved by roll call; allows continued use of civic center, pools and other recreation facilities with a flat fee adjusted annually by CPI. - Lumen 911 maintenance contract (one year, Oct. 2025–Sept. 2026): approved by roll call at $18,741.64. - Purchase of a B plow with downforce for the street department not to exceed $17,000: approved by roll call (staff recommended the downforce option to better clear bare pavement). - Business license: Bridger Critical Plumbing approved after staff confirmed required paperwork. - Furnaces for fire department bay (four units): motion to table to Nov. 3 to allow staff to gather updated, comparable quotes and confirm specifications; motion carried.
Votes were recorded by roll call where required; recorded roll calls on multiple items showed unanimous approval by the commissioners for the listed motions. The commission directed staff to return with clarified specifications and updated cost comparisons for the furnace purchase and to proceed with procurement for the approved plow within the approved not-to-exceed amount.
