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Milo City Council approves multiple resolutions, schedules budget amendment hearing
Summary
At its Jan. 5 meeting the Milo City Council approved the consent agenda (including $55,902.30 in payables), adopted five resolutions covering appointments, depositories, investment policy and contracts, scheduled a FY2026 budget amendment public hearing for Jan. 19, and approved a parcel split request.
Milo — The Milo City Council on Jan. 5 approved a package of routine and policy actions and set a public hearing on a fiscal‑year 2026 budget amendment.
On a motion by Councilmember Rasmussen, seconded by Griggs, the council approved the consent agenda, which included the Dec. 11, 2025 meeting minutes; accounts payable dated Dec. 12, 2025–Jan. 5, 2026 totaling $55,902.30; and December 2025 certificate of deposit reconciliations. The roll call vote recorded Amsden, Rasmussen, Rodgers and Griggs as voting in the affirmative; Mason was absent.
During new business the council adopted five resolutions by roll call votes: Resolution 2026‑01 approving yearly city appointments and designations; Resolution 2026‑02 naming official depositories and maximum deposit limits for the city; Resolution 2026‑03 adopting a policy for the investment of public funds for the City of Milo; Resolution 2026‑04 approving a FY2026 budget amendment and setting a public hearing on the amendment for Jan. 19, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at Milo City Hall, 100 Main Street; and Resolution 2026‑05 approving city grounds maintenance contracts with Turner, Searles and Rodgers. Each resolution passed with Amsden, Rasmussen, Rodgers and Griggs voting aye; Mason was recorded absent.
The council also approved a parcel split request filed by Josh Mackie on behalf of the Manser family for property located outside the Milo city limits near 210th and Nevada Street. The motion to approve the split passed by the same roll call majority.
Mayor Hall administered the Oath of Office to Derek Hommer, the city‑appointed, department‑elected Fire Chief for the Milo Volunteer Fire Department; the swearing‑in was recorded in the minutes following the consent agenda vote.
Votes at a glance: • Consent agenda (minutes, reconciliations, accounts payable $55,902.30): Approved (mover: Rasmussen; second: Griggs); Ayes: Amsden, Rasmussen, Rodgers, Griggs; Absent: Mason. • Resolution 2026‑01 (2026 appointments/designations): Approved (mover: Rasmussen; second: Griggs); same vote. • Resolution 2026‑02 (official depositories and maximum deposits): Approved (mover: Rasmussen; second: Rodgers); same vote. • Resolution 2026‑03 (investment policy): Approved (mover: Rasmussen; second: Rodgers); same vote. • Resolution 2026‑04 (FY2026 budget amendment; set public hearing Jan. 19, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.): Approved (mover: Rasmussen; second: Griggs); same vote. • Resolution 2026‑05 (grounds maintenance contracts with Turner, Searles and Rodgers): Approved (mover: Griggs; second: Rasmussen); same vote. • Parcel split request (Manser family; outside city limits near 210th and Nevada): Approved (mover: Rasmussen; second: Rodgers); same vote.
The council adjourned at 7:41 p.m. The next regular meeting was set for Monday, Jan. 19, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at Milo City Hall.
