At a glance: Dilworth council votes — proclamations, donations, construction and routine approvals
Summary
On May 13 the council received a National Police Week proclamation, accepted a $100 donation for the fire department, approved a pay request for the Fire Hall Reconstruction Project, selected a construction manager for the community center, adopted the 2025 strategic plan and set cannabis retail fees; all items were approved by voice vote.
At its meeting, the Dilworth City Council approved a series of proclamations, routine motions and project actions summarized below.
- Receive and file National Police Week proclamation: Motion by Nash, seconded by Steichen; carried by voice vote. - Resolution 25-32 — Accept donation from River Valley Church for the Dilworth Fire Department ($100): Motion by Steichen, second by Nash; carried by voice vote. - Pay Request No. 16 — Fire Hall Reconstruction Project: Motion to approve pay request number 16; carried by voice vote. - Approve construction-manager/adviser services for the Dilworth Community Center — Gertz Construction: Motion by Nash, second by Steichen; carried by voice vote. Staff to return with budget updates as estimates develop. - Adopt 2025 Strategic Plan: Motion by Nash, second by Borah; carried by voice vote. Staff will publish the full narrative and provide a concise desk reference for managers. - Resolution 25-31 — Set fees for cannabis retail businesses: Motion carried by voice vote. Staff to add fees to the city fee schedule at the end of the year and monitor enforcement costs.
The council also approved payment of bills and adjourned the meeting. All recorded motions in the meeting passed on voice vote with no recorded no votes or abstentions in the transcript.
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