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Votes at a glance: council and water board approve MWPP report, DRA grant application and personnel promotions

City Council and Waterworks & Sewer Board of Thomasville · May 11, 2026
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Summary

The Thomasville council and water board approved the MWPP annual report submittal (Resolution 20261), authorized applying to the Delta Regional Authority for Windsor Wood lift station upgrades (Resolution 20262), approved police promotions and several routine motions including a Christmas‑decoration purchase and a garbage exemption (details and vote tallies listed).

The City Council and Waterworks & Sewer Board of Thomasville approved a series of routine and project‑specific items, including two formal resolutions, personnel promotions and several administrative motions.

Resolutions and major votes

- Resolution 20261: Authorizes submittal of the Municipal Water Pollution Prevention (MWPP) annual report (requires engineer sign‑off). Motion moved and seconded; recorded vote: unanimous. (Introduced by the mayor.)

- Resolution 20262: Authorizes application to the Delta Regional Authority (DRA) Critical Infrastructure Fund to pursue upgrades to the Windsor Wood lift station, which the mayor said serves about 60% of the city’s sewer flows. Motion moved and seconded; recorded vote: unanimous.

Personnel and staffing

- Police promotions: On recommendation from Chief Stuckey, the council approved promotions for Patrolman Darrell Willis and Patrolman Darius Boggs to corporal (pay grade X1 step 3) with mandatory six‑month probation; Marine Corporal Danny Andrews was to receive equal pay. The council also approved posting for a trainee certified police officer. Motion moved and seconded; recorded vote: unanimous.

Other motions and outcomes

- Purchase of inspection camera (equipment): The council approved acquiring a pipe/sewer inspection camera system (mayoral estimate about $17,000) to reduce recurring contractor inspection costs.

- Purchase of downtown Christmas decorations: Approved purchase at an estimated cost of $8,400 (seasonal discounted price). Motion moved and seconded; recorded vote: unanimous.

- Garbage exemption for Cornelia Madison (51 Madison Road): Motion to approve passed with one abstention (vote recorded in the transcript as 5 in favor, 1 abstention).

- Building permits: Several building permits (repairs, a metal building at Michael Pope's property, roofing and HVAC work) were approved; the chair recorded the votes as unanimous.

- Cancellation of the Memorial Day council meeting: Because Memorial Day falls on the scheduled meeting and several members will be unavailable, the council voted to cancel the meeting and reconvene on the second Tuesday in June; recorded vote: unanimous.

Procedural notes

Motions were routinely moved, seconded and recorded by the chair. Where the transcript recorded specific tallies, those tallies are reported above; other routine items (approval of minutes, payment of bills) were recorded as unanimous. The transcript does not consistently record individual mover/second attributions for every motion.

Next steps

Approved grant applications and resolutions will proceed through the normal application and administrative channels; the MWPP submittal requires technical engineer sign‑off, and the DRA application, if awarded, would be administered per fund requirements.