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Rushford Village Council approves contracts, Wi‑Fi and pay increase; backs county cannabinoid ordinance

Rushford Village Council · August 6, 2024
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Summary

At its Aug. 6 meeting Rushford Village Council approved the 2025 ambulance contract, an AcenTek Wi‑Fi installation for the community hall, an increase in animal-control pay, and a resolution supporting Fillmore County’s cannabinoid ordinance. Financials and minutes were also approved.

The Rushford Village Council approved several routine contracts, personnel changes and a county-policy support resolution at its Aug. 6 meeting.

Council voted to approve Resolution 2024-08-06-02, affirming support for Fillmore County Ordinance No. 20240423 on public use of cannabinoids (motion by Robert Hart, second by Mike Ebner; carried). The council also approved the 2025 Rushford Ambulance contract for $7,900, which increases the village’s per-capita contribution from $5 to $10; members discussed recruitment and rising training and insurance costs for ambulance services. Mayor Dennis Overland asked staff to request an annual informational meeting from the ambulance service similar to the fire department’s public updates.

On local operations, the council approved an AcenTek Wi‑Fi package for the community hall at $9.95 per month to provide separate guest and office networks and remote monitoring; council noted that additional equipment, if required to reach the whole building, would require separate approval. The council also approved an increase in Robert Brand’s animal-control stipend from $175 to $250 per month (retroactive to Aug. 1, 2024) and adjusted fee-for-service rates to $30 per trapped animal; July pay was split under the old and new rates as noted in the minutes.

The council approved the July financial report and the July 2, 2024 meeting minutes. Most motions were recorded in the minutes as “carried,” but numeric roll-call tallies were not included for these items.

Votes at a glance • Approve financials (motion by Hart, second Ruberg) — carried; numeric tally not specified. • Resolution 2024-08-06-02 supporting Fillmore County Ordinance No. 20240423 (motion Hart, second Ebner) — carried; numeric tally not specified. • Approve Rushford Ambulance 2025 contract, $7,900 (motion Hart, second Ebner) — carried; numeric tally not specified. • Approve AcenTek Wi‑Fi installation, $9.95/month (motion Hart, second Ruberg) — carried; numeric tally not specified. • Approve Robert Brand animal-control pay increase (motion Hart, second Ebner) — carried; numeric tally not specified.

The minutes do not record roll-call vote counts for the motions; they record movers, seconders and the outcome as “carried.”