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Estill council approves minutes, income statement and takes first reading of budget amendment

Town of Estill Council · March 12, 2025
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Summary

The Estill Town Council unanimously approved minutes from two prior meetings, accepted the February income statement as information and took first reading of Ordinance 2025‑01 to amend the FY2024‑25 budget; all motions passed 5–0. Department reports were received as information.

The Estill Town Council met March 12, 2025, and unanimously approved routine business including the February 12 and February 24 meeting minutes and acceptance of the February 2025 income statement as information.

Councilwoman Dwanda Bolden moved to approve the Feb. 12 minutes; Councilman James Williams seconded and the measure passed 5–0. Councilman Williams moved to approve the Feb. 24 special meeting minutes; Councilman Joe Hadwin Jr. seconded and the council voted 5–0.

On Old Business, Mayor Kim Wiley called for first reading of Ordinance 2025‑01, an amendment to the Fiscal Year 2024‑25 budget ordinance to revise revenues and expenditures. Councilwoman Bolden moved for approval, Councilman Williams seconded, and the ordinance passed first reading by a 5–0 vote. The transcript records the ordinance as introduced and approved on first reading; the text and any dollar amounts were not specified in the meeting record.

Department reports from the police and fire chiefs, public works, water and wastewater, and administration were presented and taken as information. Town Administrator Tiffany Cooks noted an upcoming leadership meeting to prepare the budget, assistance provided to LowCOG on income surveys, a Google Earth addressing discrepancy (staff asked the public not to use the new address numbers until the issue is resolved), and forthcoming meetings with Kamstrup/Ready about meter consumption. Acknowledging a separate item, the council congratulated Councilman James Williams on receiving the Arnold Field Endowment.

The meeting adjourned at 6:40 p.m. by a 5–0 vote.