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Lanett council renews dispatch contract, adopts water-pollution resolution and declares Juneteenth holiday closing
Summary
At its June 3 meeting the Lanett City Council unanimously approved three resolutions: renewing the 2024–25 dispatch services agreement, adopting a municipal water pollution prevention resolution, and designating a Juneteenth holiday closing for 2024.
On June 3, 2024, the Lanett City Council unanimously approved three resolutions addressing public safety, water pollution prevention and a Juneteenth holiday closing.
Resolution 06-24-01, renewing the city’s 2024–2025 dispatch service agreement, was read by City Clerk Deborah Gilbert, moved by Councilmember Ronnie Tucker and seconded by Councilmember Tifton Dobbs. The motion passed on a unanimous vote.
Resolution 06-24-02, described in the minutes as a municipal water pollution prevention resolution, was read by the City Clerk, moved by Councilmember Tony Malone and seconded by Councilmember Tifton Dobbs. The council approved the resolution unanimously.
Resolution 06-24-03, announcing the 2024 Juneteenth holiday closing for city offices, was read by the City Clerk and carried unanimously after a motion by Councilmember Ronnie Tucker and a second from Councilmember Tony Malone.
The minutes record each measure as passing without opposition; no amendments or roll-call dissent were recorded. The meeting minutes do not attach the full text of the resolutions, and they do not identify implementation timelines or budgetary details for the dispatch contract or pollution-prevention measures.
The council conducted these votes as routine business during the regular session; the minutes show no extended debate on the measures. The meeting adjourned at 6:48 p.m.
