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Council approves routine resolutions on easement, records destruction, surplus property, mutual aid, K‑9 retirement and vouchers

Lewiston City Council · July 14, 2026
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Summary

The council approved a package of routine action items including a waterline‑easement release, authorization to destroy certain finance records, declaration of surplus property for auction, adoption of a mutual‑assistance compact for law enforcement, retirement of K‑9 Ziva, and approval of vouchers payable.

At the meeting the council voted on multiple routine action items:

• Resolution 2026‑24 — release of a waterline easement at 3rd Street and east of 2nd Street (public works presented; motion passed).

• Resolution 2026‑02 — authorization to destroy certain finance department records (finance director presented; motion passed).

• Resolution 2026‑33 — declare various items surplus and provide for public auction; staff clarified auction proceeds return to the fund that purchased the equipment (motion passed).

• Resolution 2026‑21 — approve a mutual assistance compact for law enforcement with neighboring jurisdictions; Chief Jason Cusick said such cross‑jurisdiction deploys are rare and investigations often rely on different agreements (motion passed).

• Resolution 2026‑29 — authorize retirement of K‑9 Ziva from drug‑detection duty; the council thanked the dog and handler and approved the retirement.

• Vouchers payable — removed from the consent agenda and approved after brief review.

All listed items were approved by voice vote during the meeting. No fiscal details beyond the standard packet were discussed on the record.