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Smiths Grove commission approves treasurer’s report, police pay raises and city purchases

Smiths Grove City Commission · July 22, 2024
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Summary

At its July 22 meeting the Smiths Grove City Commission approved the June treasurer's report, a $1/hour raise for the police chief and deputy chief, payment for a police vehicle, purchase of a camera, an ordinance‑update contract, and a Scotty's paving invoice totaling $84,167.25; all motions passed 5‑0.

The Smiths Grove City Commission on July 22 approved a series of routine financial and operational items intended to maintain city services. Motions passed unanimously (5‑0) on the treasurer's report, personnel pay adjustments, vehicle and contractor invoices and an ordinance update.

Commissioner Bob Buehl moved and Commissioner Eric Schroader seconded approval of the June 2024 Treasurer's Report; the motion passed 5‑0. Mayor David Stiffey requested a $1.00 hourly pay increase for Police Chief Jason Franks and Deputy Chief Elhubishi "to have the Police positions' pay range spread by position responsibility"; Commissioner Eric Schroader moved to approve the raises, Commissioner Bob Buehl seconded, and the motion passed 5‑0.

In old business, Commissioners approved final payment of $39,777 for the city's 2024 RAM police truck (motion by Commissioner Eric Schroader, second by Commissioner Maurice Marr, vote 5‑0). Commissioners approved a $1,796 contract with American Legal Publishing Co. to update city ordinances (motion by Commissioner Bob Buehl, second by Mayor Stiffey, vote 5‑0).

Under new business, the Commission authorized purchase of an additional rear City Hall police camera for $456 (Mayor Stiffey moved; Commissioner Buehl seconded; vote 5‑0). Commissioners also approved payment of Scotty's paving invoice for $84,167.25 (motion by Commissioner Marr, second by Commissioner Cartwright; vote 5‑0).

Meeting business concluded and the Commission adjourned at 7:45 p.m.