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Votes at a glance: Shelton council adopts three administrative resolutions
Summary
On June 16 the council approved three resolutions: the Six‑Year TIP (1444‑0526), CivicPlus asset‑management purchase (1442‑0526), and an equipment maintenance/replacement study with FCS Group (1443‑0526).
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Shelton — The Shelton City Council approved three resolutions during its June 16 meeting.
Resolution 1444‑0526 — Six‑Year Transportation Improvement Program: Adopted by voice vote to position 21 projects for submission into the state STIP and to pursue grant funding; staff noted Olympic Highway North is in design with construction anticipated next summer.
Resolution 1442‑0526 — CivicPlus asset‑management software: Adopted to authorize purchase of CivicPlus asset‑management software through a cooperative agreement with SHI Corporation. Colton Hickle said the software purchase falls within approved departmental budgets and will improve staff efficiency.
Resolution 1443‑0526 — Equipment maintenance and replacement (EMR) financial study: Adopted to authorize a professional‑services contract with FCS Group to update the city's fleet and heavy‑equipment replacement cost model; staff said the study will be funded from savings on other equipment purchases.
All three items were moved, seconded, and approved by voice vote during the meeting; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript. Council discussion on the CivicPlus purchase and the EMR study was brief and supportive.
Record of actions: - 1444‑0526 (TIP) — outcome: approved (voice vote) - 1442‑0526 (CivicPlus asset management) — outcome: approved (voice vote) - 1443‑0526 (FCS Group EMR study) — outcome: approved (voice vote)
Next steps: staff will proceed with procurement and grant‑application steps for the adopted items and provide updates to council as project or contract milestones require.

