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Fielding council approves two new business licenses; departments report quiet animal control and event planning

Fielding Town Corporation Town Council · June 4, 2026
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Summary

The council approved business licenses for a soap maker (Mindy Adams) and a dog-treat vendor (Connie Nokes), heard department reports noting quiet animal control and recent fire/medical calls, and discussed Fun Day plans and building-cleaning concerns.

The Fielding Town Council approved two new local business licenses during the June 4 meeting. Mindy Adams was approved to operate a small business making soaps and other tallow-based products that she may sell at a farm stand; Connie Nokes was approved for a dog‑treat business called "Spoiled Mutt." The minutes record those licenses as approved but do not record a formal mover/second for these approvals.

Department reports covered routine matters. Kolton (animal control) said activity has been quiet with no problems. Sharlee (building/maintenance) said building use has been slow but raised scheduling and cleaning concerns after the Fire Department used the town building on Wednesdays and asked that users clean up when they leave. Sean Garn of the Fire Department reported two fire calls, 10 medical calls and six transports; he told the clerk that 911-to-page times are within a minute and provided income and bills to the clerk.

Councilmembers discussed Fun Day logistics: Gavin Welling will handle lunch and Clay Summers will provide music; the council confirmed there will be no bake sale. The council also approved common consent items (monthly check detail and profit & loss report) on a motion by Shane Marsh, seconded by Kelly Nokes, with a unanimous vote. Shane Marsh later moved to adjourn at 8:25 p.m.; Heather Marsh seconded and the council voted unanimously to adjourn.