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Shenandoah council approves $288,418 in warrants, adopts treasurer's report
Summary
The Shenandoah Town Council on April 28 approved two disbursement warrant batches totaling $288,418.54 and accepted the treasurer's report showing $2,495,354.30, with routine votes taken and Mayor Clinton O. Lucas Jr. abstaining on roll calls.
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The Shenandoah Town Council on April 28 approved two batches of disbursement warrants totaling $288,418.54 and accepted the treasurer's financial report.
Council Member Brenda Haggett moved to approve Combined Accounts Disbursement Warrants dated April 14, 2026 (#43689–#43738) for $230,838.04; Vice Mayor Kite seconded. Later the council approved warrants dated April 28, 2026 (#43739–#43765) for $57,580.50. Both motions passed on roll call votes; Mayor Clinton O. Lucas, Jr. recorded an abstention on the roll calls, and Council Member I. Michael Lowe was absent.
Council Member Denise Cave moved and Vice Mayor Kite seconded approval of the April 23, 2026 Treasurer's Report, submitted by Treasurer Christl Huddle, showing a balance of $2,495,354.30; the motion passed with the same voting pattern. The council also received the March Shenandoah Police Department activity and vehicle gas logs for review.
No additional debate or amendments to the warrants or treasurer's report were recorded in the minutes. The finance approvals were presented as routine business and carried with the council's majority votes.
