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Rock Springs council approves $3.0M in bills, multiple resolutions and routine business; two councilors abstain on payments
Summary
Council approved June 30 bills totaling $3,010,492.84 and July 2 bills totaling $916,491.67, approved multiple resolutions and hiring requests, and recorded abstentions by Councilors David Thompson and Daniel Pedri on payments and payroll; the council also entered executive session on litigation and real estate.
The Rock Springs City Council on July 2 approved bills and claims for June 30 totaling $3,010,492.84 and for July 2 totaling $916,491.67. The June 30 motion carried with Councilors David Thompson and Daniel Pedri abstaining; the July 2 approvals recorded the same abstentions. Salaries for June 21 ($670,543.56) were approved with the same abstentions noted.
Council also approved administrative actions and resolutions: revised job descriptions (Resolutions 2024-92 and 2024-93), a service agreement with the Sweetwater County District Board of Health to fund inspections of restaurants and tattoo parlors (Res. 2024-94), the STAR transit service agreement (Res. 2024-95), agreements related to the Ray Lovato Recycling Center (Res. 2024-96), codification services with American Legal Publishing (Res. 2024-97), participation in the national opioids settlement (Res. 2024-98), a quitclaim deed to Gary L. and April L. Cukale (Res. 2024-99), a right-of-way easement to Rocky Mountain Power (Res. 2024-100), and Amendment Two to a Wyoming Office of Homeland Security grant award (Res. 2024-101). All resolutions passed unanimously.
The council approved personnel requests to fill an administrative assistant to the mayor and finance position and a vacant firefighter position, and it approved multiple liquor-catering permits for upcoming local events. The council moved into an executive session at 7:53 p.m. to discuss litigation and real estate and reconvened at 8:10 p.m., after which the council voted to proceed as directed in executive session. The meeting adjourned at 8:11 p.m.
