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McBee council approves bid process for former police building, schedules June 26 public hearing on water meters and first budget meeting
Summary
Council voted to put the building purchased for the police department out for bid and set a June 26 public hearing on water meters; Mayor Glenn Odom also asked members to attend the first 2025–26 budget meeting on that date.
The Town of McBee council voted June 18 to put the building purchased for the police department out for bid and scheduled a public hearing on water meters for June 26.
Councilman Ricky Peoples moved to put the building up for bid; Councilman Charlie Sutton seconded and the motion passed by voice vote. There was no further public discussion recorded in the minutes about reserve price or sale terms.
Mayor Glenn Odom announced a public hearing on June 26 regarding water meters and said he would like the council's first meeting on the 2025–2026 budget to take place the same day; he reminded council members to attend. The minutes do not specify locations, times beyond the hearing date, or the budget items to be addressed at that initial meeting.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that passed by voice vote. The council did not record individual roll-call votes in the minutes for the bid motion or the scheduling announcement.
