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Troy council approves routine claims, cancelled checks and Feb. 3 minutes

Troy City Council · February 18, 2025
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Summary

Troy City Council unanimously approved routine consent items on Feb. 18, 2025, including payment of claims, cancelled checks, and the minutes from the Feb. 3 meeting. Each item passed by voice vote with all members recorded "in favor."

Troy City Council unanimously approved routine consent items at its Feb. 18, 2025, business meeting.

Council Member Jamie Shupe moved to approve payment of claims; Council Member Jesse Haag seconded the motion, and the council voted 'All in favor. Motion Carried.' Council Member Scott Hoffman moved approval of cancelled checks, seconded by Council President Shawna Kelsey; that motion carried by the same voice vote. The council also approved the minutes from its Feb. 3, 2025, meeting following a motion by Shawna Kelsey and a second from Scott Hoffman; that motion carried.

Why it matters: These routine votes clear the council's administrative business so members can proceed to licensing reviews and committee appointments on the agenda. The actions indicate no recorded dissent among the five voting members present.

Details: The meeting record lists Mayor TJ Boswell, Council President Shawna Kelsey, Council Members Jesse Haag, Jamie Shupe and Scott Hoffman, and City Clerk/Treasurer Paula Rice as present. The transcript records the consent items as individually moved, seconded and approved by voice vote; no roll-call tallies or individual 'yes'/'no' votes are recorded.

What’s next: After clearing the consent agenda the council moved to a business license review and a series of Housing Committee appointments. Several old business items (Waste Water Project; Local Government Review Committee; Annexation at 118 W Kalispell) were noted for future meetings but were not addressed at length.

The meeting adjourned at 8:57 p.m.