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Bancroft council authorizes equipment purchases, approves routine minutes and bills

Village of Bancroft Council · September 11, 2024
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Summary

At its Sept. 11 meeting, the Village of Bancroft council approved routine minutes, bills and the treasurer’s report, authorized purchase of a Landa power washer for village use and approved up to $650 for a thermal imaging monocular for police.

The Village of Bancroft council approved several routine administrative items and authorized two equipment purchases at its regular meeting Wednesday night.

Council members voted to accept the Aug. 14 meeting minutes, the August bills and the treasurer’s report in separate roll-call motions. C. Hutchins moved to accept the minutes and bills with L. Fall supporting; E. Labadie moved to accept the treasurer’s report with B. Monroe supporting. In each case roll-call votes recorded Hutchins, Fall, B. Monroe, E. Labadie and Barnum as "yes" and the motions were recorded as carried.

On new business, E. Labadie moved and B. Monroe supported buying a Landa Hot 4 200024A power washer from Gilberts for the Village; the motion carried on the recorded roll call. L. Fall then moved and B. Monroe supported authorizing up to $650 for procurement of an AGM Taipan TM10-256 thermal imaging monocular for police; the measure also carried on the recorded roll call.

Officer Mark Schmitzer presented the police report, which was accepted as presented but not detailed in the minutes.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn at 7:52 p.m., moved by E. Labadie and supported by L. Fall; the motion carried.

The council did not record additional debate on the purchases in the minutes and left follow-up work—such as ordering or delivery timelines—to staff.