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Broken Bow council grants temporary street‑closure authority for school renovation; approves treasurer as bank signer

City of Broken Bow City Council · June 11, 2024
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Summary

Council granted Broken Bow Public Schools Superintendent Darren Tobey temporary authority through Aug. 31 to close North C St. as needed for a renovation project, and approved City Treasurer LeeAnn Taylor as authorized signer on city bank accounts and safety-deposit box.

At its June 11 meeting the Broken Bow City Council approved a set of administrative items including a temporary street‑closure authority to support the city school renovation and routine financial authorizations.

Council voted to grant Broken Bow Public Schools Superintendent Darren Tobey authority, through Aug. 31, 2024, to close North C Street from N. 7th to N. 9th Avenue on an "as needed" basis to protect the public during construction and to facilitate the renovation project. The motion passed unanimously.

The council also approved City Treasurer LeeAnn Taylor as an authorized signer on all City of Broken Bow bank accounts at Brunning Bank and Nebraska State Bank and later approved adding her as an authorized name on the city's safety-deposit box at First Interstate Bank in Broken Bow. Both motions carried without objection.

The meeting concluded with mayoral and council remarks and an invitation from Mona Weatherly to attend community focus groups on June 17; the council adjourned at 6:27 p.m.