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Reynolds council approves Potterville water rate, SPLOST playground and police vehicle purchases
Summary
At its Sept. 15 meeting, the Reynolds City Council set a Potterville water lease rate, approved a $63,210 SPLOST playground allocation and a $64,000 SPLOST-funded police vehicle purchase, and moved Halloween to Oct. 30. All recorded motions passed unanimously.
The City of Reynolds City Council unanimously approved a series of motions at its Sept. 15 meeting at the Train Depot, including a new Potterville water lease rate and multiple SPLOST-funded purchases.
Hiram Couch, councilman, moved to set a Potterville water base rate of $10.00 per customer plus $3.50 per 1,000-gallon use; Brandon Hunter seconded and the motion carried. The council did not state additional implementation details or effective date beyond passage.
Danny Peed, councilman, moved to allocate $63,210 from SPLOST funds to install a playground; Hannah Sloan seconded and the motion passed. The council did not provide a vendor or construction timeline in the meeting record.
Peed also moved to purchase a new police vehicle from Phil Brannen Ford in Perry for $64,000, with funds drawn from SPLOST to cover the vehicle and equipment; Hiram Couch seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Councilwoman Hannah Sloan moved to reschedule Halloween activities to Thursday, Oct. 30, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.; Hiram Couch seconded and the motion carried.
Procedural items approved without recorded opposition included adoption of the amended agenda and three sets of minutes (a July special called meeting, the August work session, and the August council meeting). The meeting adjourned at 7:02 p.m. following a motion by Danny Peed and a second by Brandon Hunter.
The council did not provide detailed budgets, vendor contracts, or implementation timelines during the meeting; the clerk’s office would be the point of contact for follow-up documentation.
