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Lexington council approves minutes, accepts financial report and authorizes $1.89 million in claims; holds executive session

Lexington City Council ยท January 27, 2026
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Summary

At the Jan. 27 meeting the Lexington City Council approved prior minutes, accepted the December 2025 financial report, approved claims and bills totaling $1,886,832.83 (including a $1,130,281.54 power purchase), appointed Keri Fagot to the Library Board and entered executive session to discuss contractual negotiations.

The Lexington City Council at its Jan. 27 meeting completed routine business including approval of prior meeting minutes, acceptance of the December 2025 financial report and authorization of claims and bills totaling $1,886,832.83.

Councilmember Dora Vivas moved, and John Salem seconded, to approve the minutes of the Jan. 13, 2026 regular meeting; the motion passed by unanimous roll call. Claims and bills totaling $1,886,832.83 were then presented and approved on a motion by Jeremy Roberts, seconded by John Salem. The accounts payable listing in the minutes identifies a Nebraska Public Power District power purchase of $1,130,281.54 among the largest line items.

Council then voted to accept the financial report for December 2025 (moved by John Salem; seconded by Jared Jacob), with a unanimous roll-call vote recorded in the minutes. The council approved a proposed appointment of Keri Fagot to the Library Board (moved by Jeremy Roberts; seconded by John Salem), which carried unanimously.

The council also voted to enter executive session at 5:49 p.m. to discuss contractual negotiations; the motion was moved by John Salem and seconded by Jeremy Roberts. The minutes show the council returned to open session at 6:27 p.m. The recorded minutes do not disclose the substance of the executive-session discussion.