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Town of Estill approves $800,000 bond to fund Dellinger commitments
Summary
On Dec. 11 the Town of Estill Council unanimously approved Ordinance 2024-08, authorizing an $800,000 bond for Dellinger funding; the council later discussed Dellinger’s financial obligations and directed staff to follow up with contract details.
The Town of Estill Council approved Ordinance 2024-08 on Dec. 11, authorizing an $800,000 bond intended for Dellinger funding. Mayor Kilue Kim Wiley called for the second reading and, after a motion by Councilman Joe N. Hadwin Jr. and a second from Councilwoman Dwanda Bolden, the ordinance passed 3-0.
The ordinance vote was taken during the council’s regular meeting; council members who voted in favor were Councilwoman Dwanda Bolden, Councilman Joe N. Hadwin Jr. and Mayor Kilue Kim Wiley. The motion and second were recorded in the meeting minutes and entered into the official record.
Later in the meeting, while in executive session, a representative of Dellinger Inc. asked the council for an update on the town’s financial obligations to the company. The council discussed those contract matters in executive session and did not disclose details in the regular session. Town Administrator Tiffany Cooks told Low Country Council of Government representatives that she would provide a written letter on Thursday outlining how the town will proceed.
No public vote or amendment to the ordinance was recorded beyond the second-reading approval at the meeting. The council’s action completes the second reading of Ordinance 2024-08; any implementation steps tied to the bond or contract performance will depend on subsequent administrative actions and disclosures.
