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Town of Millston board approves minutes and financial reports; local matter remains under review
Summary
At its May 13 meeting the Town of Millston board approved minutes and accepted routine clerk and treasurer reports (vouchers totaling $18,191.77; checking balance $395,358.89). An ongoing local matter described as the "Grandma Smrekar" situation was noted as still pending.
Chair Mike Yahn called the Town of Millston board to order Wednesday, May 13, at 6:30 p.m. The board approved minutes from the April 21 meeting and accepted routine financial reports and vouchers.
The board voted to approve the minutes after Supervisor George Riedel moved and Supervisor Jamie Goodbear seconded; the motion carried. Clerk Dawn Wojtyla presented check and voucher information: checks numbered 18612 through 18631 plus eight electronic funds transfers, for a combined total of $18,191.77. Supervisor Riedel moved to accept the clerk’s report; Supervisor Jamie Goodbear seconded and the motion carried.
Treasurer Sue Marcou reported a checking account balance of $395,358.89 as of April 30, 2026. The board accepted the treasurer’s report on a motion by Riedel, seconded by Goodbear; the motion carried. The minutes do not record individual vote tallies for these motions.
The agenda included an item listed under "Jackson County — Grandma Smrekars." The minutes state only that the "Grandma Smrekar situation is still in the works." The record provides no additional detail on the nature of that matter or next steps.
Chair Yahn also reviewed and read a roads report prepared by David (last name not specified) and the board reviewed and signed mail and vouchers. Supervisor Riedel moved to adjourn, Supervisor Goodbear seconded, and the meeting adjourned at 6:48 p.m. The board scheduled its next meeting for June 10, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. Dawn M. Wojtyla, clerk, signed the minutes.
