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Dellwood Council unanimously OKs 2025 contract price increases and adopts levy resolution
Summary
The Dellwood City Council unanimously approved price increases in the 2025 White Bear Lake Fire and Washington County Sheriff police contracts and approved a property tax levy resolution for 2025 (resolution number and levy collectible-year not specified in the transcript). The council also approved August claims and receipts and adopted a no-parking zone for Meadow Lane.
On Sept. 10 the Dellwood City Council voted unanimously to approve price increases in the White Bear Lake Fire contract for 2025 and in the Washington County Sheriff police contract for 2025. Council Member Brady Ramsay moved the measure and Deb Christopherson seconded; members said the price increases were in line with expectations.
City Treasurer Brian Beich and City Clerk Joel Holstad presented a resolution stating the property tax levy for 2025 (collectible in not specified). Mayor Mike McGill moved to approve the resolution, Greg Boosalis seconded, and the council unanimously approved "Resolution No. not specified"; the transcript does not record the resolution number or the exact collection year detail.
Council Member Scott St. Martin moved to approve the Claims and Receipts List for August 2024; Deb Christopherson seconded and the council unanimously approved the list. The council also confirmed Meadow Lane as a no-parking zone on both sides after a motion that was seconded by Mayor McGill and unanimously adopted. The meeting closed with a motion to adjourn that passed unanimously.
The transcript does not include contract dollar amounts or the specific resolution number; those details were not specified during the meeting and should be obtained from city records if needed.
