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Trimont council rejects motion to have streetlights professionally repainted

Trimont City Council · October 20, 2025
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Summary

A motion to have city streetlights professionally repainted failed 2‑3 at the Oct. 20 Trimont City Council meeting, with Council Members Bradford Flohrs and Justin Lubben voting in favor and Council Members Ronald Shade, Brian Krumwiede and Mayor Kevin Kuehl opposed.

TRIMONT, Minn. — A proposal to hire a contractor to professionally repaint Trimont’s streetlights failed at the Oct. 20 Trimont City Council meeting on a 2‑3 vote.

Council Member Bradford Flohrs moved to have the streetlights professionally painted; Council Member Justin Lubben seconded. Council Members Ronald Shade and Brian Krumwiede and Mayor Kevin Kuehl voted against the motion. The minutes record the vote as 2‑3 and show no amendment or substitute motion.

Council did not record additional discussion about cost estimates, a timeline for the work, or contractor names in the published minutes. The item was not revisited before adjournment.

The council adjourned at 7:02 p.m.