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Aragon City Council approves Polk County emergency plan resolution and event contracts
Summary
At its March 19 meeting, the City of Aragon City Council endorsed a Polk County Emergency Plan resolution and approved rentals and a fish purchase for an upcoming Kids' Day; vacation-time policy was tabled and no public comments were offered.
The City of Aragon City Council met at 7:00 p.m. March 19 at 2814 Rome Highway and approved a Polk County Emergency Plan resolution and several event-related contracts ahead of the city’s upcoming Kids' Day celebration.
Council member David Spalding moved to approve the meeting agenda and later moved approval of the Feb. 19, 2026 minutes; both motions were seconded by Council member Ed Streetman and carried. The council recorded no public comments during the allotted public-comment period.
On old business, the council discussed a proposed vacation-time item and tabled it for future consideration. No formal adoption or implementation details were recorded.
During new business, Spalding moved and Streetman seconded a resolution regarding the Polk County Emergency Plan; the council approved the resolution. The action was presented as a standard municipal endorsement of the county plan to align local emergency-response efforts. The council also voted to rent porta potties and a hand-wash station for Kids' Day, approving a rental from Minge Septic, and approved purchasing fish for the event from Davis Fish Farms. The transcript records the vendor names but does not specify quantities, prices, or funding sources.
Travis Haney moved to adjourn the meeting; Streetman seconded and the meeting was closed. The minutes list Judd Fee as mayor and Cristy Knox as city clerk in the meeting header.
