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Glendo council approves May claims including $2,111.94 fire-department reimbursement; passes budget first reading
Summary
At its May 14 meeting the Glendo Town Council approved routine claims (including a $2,111.94 reimbursement to the Glendo Fire Department), approved several minutes and financial items, and carried the first reading of the 2025–26 budget; all motions passed unanimously.
Mayor Susan Juschka and the Glendo Town Council met May 14, 2025, and approved the May claims docket after adding a $2,111.94 reimbursement from the Glendo Fire Department budget to Chuck Mangan.
The approval of the claims came during routine business. Councilmember Kelly Jones moved to approve the May 2025 claims with the additional fire-department reimbursement; Councilmember Heather Schoning seconded and the council voted "all in favor." The council earlier approved the agenda, the April 16 minutes (with an amendment to note that Genelle Petsch’s comment would be referred to the county and, if the county deems it a town matter, the planning and zoning committee would address it), and the April 2025 treasurer’s report, each on unanimous votes.
The meeting also recorded a first reading of the town’s 2025–26 budget. Councilmember Heather Schoning moved to approve the budget’s first reading; Kelly Jones seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Council members characterized the vote as a procedural first reading rather than final adoption; no final budget vote is recorded in the minutes.
Clerk/Treasurer Kelsey Crabtree provided a brief update to the council during the meeting; no separate financial amendments beyond the listed reimbursement were recorded.
The council’s votes during the meeting were unanimous when recorded as "all in favor." Individual roll-call votes were not provided in the minutes. The meeting adjourned at 6:38 p.m.
