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Broken Bow council approves $247,149.88 in bills, confirms appointments and reappointments

City of Broken Bow City Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The council approved the consent agenda including city bills totaling $247,149.88 and a fireworks application, approved re-appointments to the Planning Commission, confirmed an appointment to the Planning Commission, and the mayor presented multiple city officer appointments.

At its June 13 meeting, the Broken Bow City Council approved the consent agenda, which included the May 23 minutes, a fireworks application from Loud and Proud Fireworks LLC and city bills and payroll totaling $247,149.88.

The minutes list numerous vendors and payroll figures included in the total; items called out in the record include Broken Bow Municipal Utilities, bi-weekly payroll totals, and a variety of departmental and vendor expenditures. The council voted to approve the absence of Councilmember David Baltz earlier in the meeting.

The council approved re-appointments of Dennis Jones and Jim Duncan to the Planning Commission for terms through February 2026 and approved the appointment of Jacob Holcomb to the Planning Commission for a term ending February 2026.

Mayor Rod Sonnichsen moved a slate of mayoral appointments for city positions, listing City Administrator Dave Schmidt, City Clerk Kandi K. Peters, Deputy Clerk Jacob Holcomb, Utility Clerk Katie Hogg, Streets/Parks Overseer Darren Marten, Electrical Superintendent Blake Waldow, Emergency Services Director Andy Holland, Library Director Megan Svoboda, City Attorney Jason White, Police Chief Steve Scott, Police Sergeant Chris Anderson and several police officers. The council voted in favor of the appointments by roll call; the minutes record the mayor’s thanks to those appointed before adjourning at 6:27 p.m.