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Jackson council approves budget amendment and noise permit; Pep Reunion permit dies
Summary
On May 19, 2026, the Jackson City Council approved a 2025 budget amendment and a special-event noise permit for a private event at Carmicheal House with a police-presence condition; a separate permit for the Pep Reunion drew no motion and died.
The Jackson City Council on May 19, 2026, unanimously approved a fiscal-year 2025 budget amendment transferring $578 to general government and $20,985 to the Street Department and granted a special-event noise permit for an event by Mike Collins at Carmicheal House with a condition requiring police presence. A separate application for a Pep Reunion permit received no motion and therefore died.
Councilman Don Cook moved the budget amendment, and Councilman Theodore Patterson seconded. The council recorded the source of funds as Municipal Court receipts; the motion passed unanimously. The amendment transfers $578.00 to general government and $20,985.00 to the Street Department.
On a separate item, Councilwoman Jeanette Riley moved approval of a special-event noise permit for Mike Collins with the condition that police be present; Councilman Theodore Patterson seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The council authorized Mayor Carlos Duffey to execute any related documents.
Earlier on the agenda, the Pep Reunion special-events permit application was listed for approval. Mayor Carlos Duffey called for a motion on the item; no motion was made and the item died for lack of a motion. Council members had been provided copies of the Pep Reunion application in their packets for review.
Mayor Duffey is authorized to sign documents related to the approved items. No additional funding sources, enforcement details, or dates for the events were specified in the meeting record.
