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Council approves roof repair, accepts audit, advances Mud Creek levee design; introduces two new officers
Summary
The council approved a Municipal Building roof repair with a 20-year warranty, accepted the annual audit for FY 2022, approved the final design for the Mud Creek Left Bank Levee and heard a fire-department activity update and introduction of two newly certified police officers.
The Broken Bow City Council on April 25 approved several administrative and capital items: a roof repair contract for the Municipal Building with Tri-Cities Roofing & Sheet Metal (including a Firestone Red Shield 20-year warranty for an additional $1,440), accepted the Annual Audit Report for the year ending Sept. 30, 2022, and approved the final design for the Mud Creek Left Bank Levee Restoration Project and continued coordination with BNSF.
Broken Bow Police Chief introduced Officer Paul Cunningham and Officer Christopher Shelby, both newly certified after completing the 213th Basic Training class (644 hours over 16 weeks). Broken Bow Fire Chief Dustin Watson reported the department had responded to 32 fires year-to-date and noted mutual-aid activity. The council also reminded the public of City Wide Clean Up dates on April 29 and May 6 and adjourned at 6:51 p.m.
Why it matters: the roof repair secures a long-term warranty for a municipal facility, the audit acceptance concludes the city's fiscal review for FY 2022, and the levee design approval advances a local flood-mitigation project. The minutes record motions and unanimous votes approving the items; where dollar amounts or contract terms are stated they are recorded in the minutes (roof warranty additional $1,440; total bills for the consent agenda listed as $129,199.02).
