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Carlin council approves marketing pact, cleanup dates, second police lease and routine expenditures
Summary
At its April 10 meeting the Carlin City Council approved a marketing agreement with Utility Service Partners, set May–June dates for the annual clean-up, authorized a second leased police vehicle, and approved payment of a $22,500 architect invoice and routine expenditures. Votes were unanimous among members present.
Carlin — The Carlin City Council cleared several routine and citizen-facing items on April 10, approving a marketing agreement with Utility Service Partners, scheduling the annual Carlin Clean Up, authorizing a second leased police vehicle, and approving routine expenditures including a $22,500 invoice to Paul Cavin Architect LLC.
On the marketing agreement, Councilperson Cameron Kinney said the primary municipal benefit is educational materials for residents, helping avoid confusion about which infrastructure the city is responsible to repair. Vice Mayor Margaret Johnston noted the program costs $21.99 per month to participants; Kinney said enrollment is voluntary. "At least we're getting material, information, and education out to our citizens," Kinney said.
Vice Mayor Johnston moved to set Clean Up Day May 13–24 and June 1–2; Carlos Esparza of Public Works confirmed staff availability except on Memorial Day and the motion passed.
Council also approved a second leased police vehicle for fiscal year 2024-25 after discussion of fleet needs and budget timing; Councilperson Kinney moved to lease rather than purchase and Vice Mayor Johnston seconded. The Council approved payment of a Paul Cavin Architect LLC invoice for $22,500 with reimbursement expected through a grant, and also approved the expenditures report for March 28–April 10 after correcting an agenda date typo.
All non-budget motions were moved by Councilperson Cameron Kinney and seconded by Vice Mayor Johnston and were recorded in the minutes as "motion passed." The meeting adjourned at 7:59 p.m.
