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Eunice council approves three resolutions, postpones one appointment vote

City Commission of the City of Eunice · February 9, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 9 meeting the Eunice City Commission approved three resolutions — including a $100,000 transfer to replenish the Fund 36 fire-station account and a $10,968.23 GRT payment — and unanimously postponed a council appointment until a full body can vote.

The Eunice City Commission on Feb. 9 approved three resolutions and postponed a fourth, voting unanimously on each roll call with four members present.

The commission approved Resolution No. 3529 to transfer $100,000 from Fund 2 (the Cannabis Fund) into Fund 36 to begin restoring $553,000 previously transferred out of Fund 36, which is dedicated to construction of a new fire station. City Manager Shannon Cummins told the council the Cannabis Fund had $142,869.42 in non-restricted revenue and that the $100,000 transfer is intended as a first step toward full restoration.

The commission also approved Resolution No. 3517, a $10,968.23 budget adjustment to pay gross receipts taxes owed to Afterhours Heating and Air Conditioning after an audit found GRT had not been charged on certain services. Councilor Gustavo Castaneda moved the resolution and Councilor Steve Almager seconded; roll call votes were recorded as Almager Yes, Chanley Yes, Luster Yes and Castaneda Yes.

Separately, Councilor Steve Almager moved and Councilor Gustavo Castaneda seconded Resolution No. 3528, confirming the mayor's appointment of the city manager to represent Eunice on the URENCO Community Foundation; the motion carried on unanimous roll call.

The commission did not act on Resolution No. 3527, which would have appointed Sheryl Allen to a vacant council seat. Councilor Ty Chanley moved, and Councilor Steve Almager seconded, a motion to postpone the vote until the next meeting so all members can be present; that motion also carried unanimously.

All formal motions were recorded by roll call. The meeting adjourned at 6:34 p.m.

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