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Avon Town Council awards CCMG paving contract, adopts insurance reserve and FMLA ordinances

Avon Town Council · February 26, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 26 meeting the Avon Town Council approved consent agenda items, awarded the 2026 CCMG paving project, adopted Ordinances 2026-02 (Insurance Reserve Fund) and 2026-03 (amending FMLA), and introduced Ordinances 2026-04 and 2026-05; all roll-call votes recorded in the minutes were unanimous (5-0).

Avon Town Council on Feb. 26, 2026 approved several routine items, awarded the 2026 CCMG paving project and adopted two ordinances in unanimous votes.

The council approved the consent agenda — including the February 26 check register, Feb. 12 work session memoranda and the Feb. 12 meeting minutes — after motions from Councilmember Jayson Puckett and seconds from Bill Holland. "Roll Call was taken and motion passed 5-0," the minutes record.

Betsy Porter presented the 2026 CCMG paving project; the council voted to award the project as presented after a motion by Jayson Puckett and a second from Robert Pope. The minutes record "Roll Call was taken and motion passed 5-0." The transcript does not specify the contractor or contract amount.

Dan Taylor presented two ordinances on final reading. Councilmember Greg Zusan moved and Jayson Puckett seconded the approval of Ordinance 2026-02, establishing an Insurance Reserve Fund; the motion passed 5-0. Separately, Ordinance 2026-03, amending the town's FMLA policy, was presented by Dan Taylor; Robert Pope moved to approve and Jayson Puckett seconded, and the minutes show the ordinance passed 5-0. The meeting minutes do not include the full text or effective dates for either ordinance.

Council also heard introductions of two proposed ordinances. Dan Taylor presented Ordinance 2026-04, described as prohibiting obstruction of mailboxes, and Ordinance 2026-05, described as establishing a "Buy Money Program and Fund." Both were introduced with no final action recorded.

Clerk-treasurer Julie Loker presented the Town of Avon Annual Financial Report and the RDA Annual Financial Report; the minutes record the presentations but do not list figures or recommended council actions. Council comments during the meeting included Dawn Lowden noting attendance at an INDOT meeting and Jayson Puckett thanking Chief Stoops and the Avon Police Department for supplies used at an AYS event.

The council set upcoming meetings: a work session March 12, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. and the next regular council meeting March 12 at 7:00 p.m. The minutes record no public comments during either public comment period and no contested votes.