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Rangely council approves preliminary Dec. 2024 financial summary and special-event permit

Rangely Town Council · January 28, 2025
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Summary

On Jan. 28 the Rangely Town Council approved the unaudited preliminary Dec. 2024 financial summary and granted a special-event permit for the Rangely Chamber's Crab Crack on Feb. 22, 2025; the council also approved routine minutes from Jan. 14, 2025.

The Rangely Town Council on Jan. 28 approved several routine items including the unaudited preliminary December 2024 financial summary and a special-event permit for the Rangely Chamber of Commerce's Crab Crack.

Financial summary: The town presented an unaudited preliminary financial summary for December 2024. Staff said a transfer was made to water capital and that wastewater exceeded budget due to completion of a 'half-turn' project; officials called the numbers preliminary and subject to audit. A motion to approve the preliminary December 2024 financial summary was moved, seconded and carried.

Special-event permit: The council approved a special-event permit for the Rangely Chamber Crab Crack on Feb. 22, 2025, at CNCC. Organizers described a Hawaiian-luau theme, a cocktail hour and awards/auction; crab will be flown in from Seattle. The motion to approve the permit was made and seconded and the motion carried.

Other routine business: The council approved the Jan. 14, 2025 minutes earlier in the meeting and heard a public comment from resident Mel Palasio about community conversations online regarding nuclear energy; council members invited Palasio to submit information to staff for future discussion.

Votes recorded in the meeting transcript show motions carried but do not include a roll-call numeric tally in the published transcript for these items; the transcript records movers and seconders for each motion.