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Reynolds council approves new finance software and authorizes two property sales after executive session
Summary
At its Feb. 17 meeting, the Reynolds City Council approved purchase of Tyler Software (ERP Pro 10) for city finance operations and, after an executive session, authorized sale of a Liberty Street property to Erie Barker and a closed‑bid sale for an Elm Street parcel.
The City of Reynolds Council on Feb. 17 unanimously approved new finance software and authorized two property sales following an executive session.
Danny Peed moved to adopt the meeting agenda at 6:30 p.m.; Timishea Price seconded and the motion carried, with the minutes recording that all present voted in favor. The council likewise approved the Jan. 27, 2025 work‑session minutes after a motion by Peed and a second from Brandon Hunter.
On a separate motion, Danny Peed proposed purchase of Tyler Software (ERP Pro 10) to replace the city’s existing finance system. Hiram Couch seconded the motion; the minutes state that all present voted in favor and the motion carried. The council did not record dollar amounts or implementation dates in the minutes.
The council recessed to an executive session at 7:00 p.m. to discuss property and reconvened at 7:19 p.m. After returning to open session, Councilmember Brandon Hunter moved to sell the parcel at Liberty Street and Railroad Street to Mr. Erie Barker for $2,260; Timishea Price seconded and the motion carried. Hunter then moved to sell a property on Elm Street via a closed‑bid process; Price seconded and the motion likewise carried. The minutes do not specify bid deadlines or further conditions for the Elm Street sale.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:22 p.m. following a motion by Tommy Beeland, seconded by Brandon Hunter. The minutes record no dissenting votes. The clerk’s minutes did not list implementation timelines for the finance software, procurement method for the software purchase, or post‑sale steps for the parcels; those details were not specified in the record and would require follow‑up with city staff.
