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Leslie council approves consent agenda and three resolutions on start dates and poverty exemptions

City of Leslie City Council · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Council approved the consent agenda including $111,308.01 in December disbursements and unanimously adopted Resolutions 2026-01 (alternate start dates), 2026-02 (partial poverty exemption guideline) and 2026-03 (poverty exemption guideline).

The Leslie City Council approved its consent agenda and adopted three resolutions during its Jan. 20 meeting.

The consent agenda — approved on a motion by Councilmember Baker, seconded by Councilmember Eggleston — included approval of the meeting agenda, minutes of the Dec. 16, 2025 regular meeting and closed session minutes from Dec. 16, 2025; affirmation of check disbursements totaling $111,308.01 for December 2025; Rieth Riley pay applications II and III; the manager’s report; December 2025 financial statements; police and fire department reports for December 2025; the 2026 meeting schedule and 2026 budget schedule; and sewer infographics.

Separately, Councilmember Eggleston moved and Councilmember Doane seconded the adoption of Resolution 2026-01 (alternate start dates); the roll-call vote was recorded as: Johnson — Yes; Beegle — Yes; Doane — Yes; Hunter — Absent; Eggleston — Yes; Sharick — Yes; Baker — Yes. The motion carried.

Eggleston moved and Doane seconded to adopt Resolution 2026-02 (partial poverty exemption guideline) and Resolution 2026-03 (poverty exemption guideline) in subsequent motions; both measures recorded the same roll-call pattern and were carried.

The minutes record no substantive debate on these items. No specific fiscal amounts tied to the poverty exemption resolutions were listed in the minutes; the record lists the resolutions by number only. The council did not record further public comment on those resolutions during the meeting.