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Red Oak Council approves committee appointments, rock-crushing contract and recycling dumpster move

Red Oak City Council · October 20, 2025
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Summary

At its Oct. 20 meeting the Red Oak City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2025-137 appointing members to an Animal Control and Welfare Ad-Hoc Committee, Resolution 2025-138 appointing a Historic Preservation Commission member, Resolution 2025-139 hiring Stickler Concrete to crush rock, and Resolution 2025-140 to install a concrete pad and move recycling dumpsters to 213 A Street.

The Red Oak City Council on Oct. 20 approved a series of administrative resolutions covering committee appointments, a public-works contract and a change to the recycling site.

The council approved Resolution 2025-137 to create an Animal Control and Welfare Ad-Hoc Committee and appointed Colleen Ross, Dixie Strange, Romalis Ozuna, Kyleigh Maynes, Marla Worthington, Ashley York and Mayor Shawnna L. Silvius. Sharon Bradley moved the resolution and Brian Bills seconded; the roll call was unanimous.

Councilmember Jeanice Lester moved, and Tim Fridolph seconded, approval of Resolution 2025-138 appointing Steve Adams to the Historic Preservation Commission; the motion passed on a unanimous roll-call vote.

The council approved Resolution 2025-139 to hire Stickler Concrete for a rock-crushing contract after a motion by Brian Bills, seconded by Adam Hietbrink; the resolution passed unanimously. The minutes record the contract authorization but do not detail contract value or timelines.

Finally, the council approved Resolution 2025-140 to install a concrete pad and relocate recycling dumpsters to 213 A Street; Jeanice Lester moved and Sharon Bradley seconded. The motion carried on a unanimous roll-call vote.

The minutes record these approvals as roll-call votes with all ayes; they do not report public comment or debate on these items. Follow-up administrative steps and any contract details were not specified in the meeting minutes.