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Mulga council approves heated jackets for field technicians; mayor seeks alternatives for broken water tap machine
Summary
Council approved buying waterproof heated jackets for field technicians at about $150 each and discussed a broken water tap machine with an estimated replacement cost of $38,000; no vote was taken on the tap machine.
The Mulga Town Council unanimously approved purchasing waterproof, heated jackets for field technicians at about $150 apiece during its Jan. 21 meeting.
Lelan Taylor moved to approve the purchase and Lisa Armstrong seconded; a roll-call vote recorded 'Yes' from Districts 1–5 and the mayor.
Mayor W. Keith Varner told the council the town's water tap machine is broken and that a new machine would cost about $38,000; he said he was searching for alternatives rather than recommending an immediate purchase. The minutes do not record any motion or vote regarding the water tap machine.
The meeting also included community scheduling announcements and concluded with adjournment; no additional action on the tap machine was recorded.
