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Broken Bow council appoints treasurer, names public-works member and waives $25,145.95 in PILOT funds for housing authority
Summary
At its July 11 meeting the City of Broken Bow appointed Jeff Withrow to the Board of Public Works and Jennifer Waterhouse as City Treasurer, and approved a request from the Broken Bow Housing Authority to waive $25,145.95 in PILOT funds to be placed in a certificate of deposit for future street projects (vote: 2–0 with one abstention).
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The City of Broken Bow City Council on July 11 approved two personnel appointments and a financial waiver requested by the Broken Bow Housing Authority.
The council appointed Jeff Withrow to the Board of Public Works for a term ending in June 2026; the motion passed by roll call (Baltz, Smith and Holland voting aye). The council also approved the appointment of Jennifer Waterhouse as City Treasurer; that motion passed by roll call (Smith, Holland and Baltz voting aye).
Anna Martin, director of the Broken Bow Housing Authority, presented the authority's annual report and asked the council to waive Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) funds totaling $25,145.95. The council approved the waiver; roll-call voting recorded Smith and Baltz voting aye with Holland recorded as abstaining. The minutes state the waived funds will be placed in a certificate of deposit until they are needed for street projects.
Mayor Rod Sonnichsen and Councilmember David Baltz offered closing comments and the council adjourned at 6:32 p.m.
The meeting minutes record the motions and votes but do not specify further timelines for appointment start dates or the CD maturity schedule for the waived PILOT funds.
