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Lanett council seeks bids for garbage collection, approves airport lease form and fuel-software deal

City Council of the City of Lanett, Alabama · February 2, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 2 meeting the Lanett City Council unanimously approved four resolutions: seeking bids for garbage collection, contracting with Local Government, LLC, adopting an airport ground-lease form and approving a software agreement to manage jet-fuel receipts and invoices.

The Lanett City Council unanimously approved a package of resolutions at its Feb. 2 regular meeting, including a measure to seek bids for the city's garbage collection contract and an agreement to add software for tracking jet-fuel sales.

Mayor Pro-Tem Denise Zachery presided over the meeting, where Councilmember Krisse Story moved and Councilmember Charles Bagley seconded Resolution 02-26-01 to seek bids for garbage collection; the motion carried unanimously. Story also moved Resolution 02-26-02 to approve an agreement with Local Government, LLC; Brad Lynn seconded and the council approved the measure unanimously.

The council approved Resolution 02-26-04 to adopt an Airport Ground Lease Form after discussion that included Attorney Stanley Gray and Councilmember Brad Lynn, who thanked staff and Airport Manager Stapleton for preparing the materials. Councilmember Kim Roberts moved the lease-form resolution, which passed unanimously.

The council also approved Resolution 02-26-05 to enter an agreement with World Fuels Software. Airport Manager Stapleton told the council the software "was needed to generate receipts and invoices on jet fuel sales." Krisse Story moved the software agreement and Charles Bagley seconded; the motion carried unanimously.

All four resolutions were recorded as passing by unanimous vote of the five councilmembers present: Denise Zachery, Krisse Story, Brad Lynn, Charles Bagley and Kim Roberts. No amendments or recorded dissents were noted during the meeting.

The council additionally approved routine invoices and the Jan. 20, 2026 meeting minutes earlier in the session. The meeting adjourned at 6:23 p.m.

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