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Police, water and library updates: police vehicle needs motor, city exploring .gov website, library fundraiser planned
Summary
The council heard a police report noting a vehicle motor replacement, a water department presentation proposing a move to a .gov website with a recommended contract review, and library announcements about hours, a Feb. 28 Souper fundraiser and a summer reading theme.
Police Chief Jarod Morgan read the monthly police statistics and reported that a city vehicle (Matt West's Tahoe) needs a motor replacement. The council recorded the matter under departmental updates; no purchase motion was recorded during the meeting.
Under Water Department reports, staff member Nicky presented a website vendor that works with municipalities. Mayor Driver noted the need to switch the city's website to a .gov address this year to comply with a new law; Bill Medley recommended that Nicky obtain a proposed contract for the city attorney to review before the city proceeds.
Library representative Melinda said new library hours are working and announced a Souper fundraiser on Feb. 28 with a basket auction; she said the free library box at the park playground pavilion needs replacing if someone can build a new one. Park Commission work lists for the year were also noted.
No formal votes on purchases or policy changes for these departmental items were taken at the meeting.
