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Coolidge approves FLOST intergovernmental agreement and authorizes mayor to sign
Summary
At a called City of Coolidge meeting on Feb. 4, 2025, officials unanimously approved a FLOST intergovernmental agreement and passed a resolution authorizing Mayor Diane H. Causey to sign it. The meeting convened at 5:00 PM and adjourned after routine business.
The City of Coolidge approved a FLOST intergovernmental agreement (IGA) and passed a resolution authorizing Mayor Diane H. Causey to sign the document at a called meeting on Feb. 4, 2025. The meeting was called to order at 5:00 PM by Mayor Diane H. Causey and included a brief invocation led by Melissa Johnson.
Council business recorded in the official minutes shows the order of the agenda was approved on a motion by Elizabeth Leger, seconded by Melissa Johnson. The minutes record W.C. Smith and Tonia Gentry as voting "aye," and the action is noted as unanimously approved. The FLOST IGA was then approved on a motion recorded as "Motion-Melissa Johnson; Second-W.C. Smith," with the minutes showing the measure as unanimously approved. The body next approved a resolution authorizing Mayor Diane H. Causey to sign the IGA; that motion is recorded as "Motion-Elizabeth Leger; Second-Melissa Johnson" and likewise is recorded as unanimously approved.
The minutes list those present as Diane H. Causey (Mayor), Elizabeth Leger, W.C. Smith, Melissa Johnson and Tonia Gentry. Todd Braswell and Freddie Johnson are listed as absent. The meeting record concludes with a motion to adjourn, moved by Elizabeth Leger and seconded by Melissa Johnson, which the minutes say was unanimously approved. The minutes form bears signatures for Mayor Diane H. Causey and Assistant City Clerk Alisha Bass.
The official minutes do not provide additional details about the content of the FLOST IGA, including its terms, funding implications or partner jurisdictions; those specifics are not specified in the record.
