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Bromley council approves Municipal Aide Coop contract for fiscal year beginning July 2025
Summary
The Bromley City Council on April 9 approved a resolution authorizing a Municipal Aide Coop Program contract for the fiscal year starting July 2025; the measure passed unanimously after Attorney Matt Woods presented the agreement. The council also discussed cemetery access and scanned city records.
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The City of Bromley Council approved a resolution authorizing the Municipal Aide Coop Program contract for the fiscal year beginning July 2025 during its April 9 meeting. Attorney Matt Woods presented the contract and said the city agreed to the terms and conditions as written. Councilmember Mike Kendall moved to approve the resolution and Councilmember Dianne Wartman seconded; the motion passed with all members voting in favor.
The attorney also told the council that all city files are scanned and will be retained in his office for retrieval. He reported several delinquent tax bills are under review. Matt Woods said a visit to the local cemetery with Sgt. Dewaine showed the city does not own the property and that access disputes remain between landowners and the cemetery owners rather than being a matter of city ownership.
No budgetary details of the Municipal Aide Coop contract were discussed on the record at the meeting. The council did not identify separate amendments or conditions tied to the approval. The item concluded with the council moving on to other committee reports and agenda items.
The council adjourned at 6:48 p.m.
