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Ivanhoe council approves claims, accepts ambulance donation and adopts two policies
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Ivanhoe City Council approved claims covering multiple funds (total listed $21,439.51), accepted a $442.80 donation to the Ivanhoe Ambulance, and unanimously adopted a Utility Policy and a Computer Use Policy.
The Ivanhoe City Council on March 10 approved batch claims covering several municipal funds and recorded the acceptance of a $442.80 donation to the Ivanhoe Ambulance from Alter Metal Recycling.
Council considered the claims listing for multiple funds, including the General Fund ($6,044.83), Fire Fund ($493.62), Ambulance Fund ($99.40), Library Fund ($56.47), Water Fund ($10,952.09), Sewer Fund ($1,051.17) and Garbage Fund ($2,741.93); the total for the main funds was recorded as $21,439.51 and the liquor fund total as $11,442.55. A motion to approve the claims for March 10, 2025, was made and carried; the transcript records that Mayor Shad Lipinski abstained on the vote.
Council accepted Resolution 2025-13, offered by Councilmember Kyle Krier and seconded by Councilmember Adam Panka, to accept a $442.80 donation from Alter Metal Recycling to the Ivanhoe Ambulance for operating expenses; the resolution was recorded as in favor by all.
The council also adopted a Utility Policy and a Computer Use Policy on separate motions; both motions were seconded and recorded as carried unanimously.
No formal public hearings or contested debates occurred on these agenda items during the meeting; actions recorded were approvals and policy adoptions reflected in the meeting minutes. The council announced upcoming meetings including a March 24 City Council meeting and a Board of Appeal and Equalization on April 14.
