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Walton council awards two construction bids, proclaims National Public Works Week

Common Council of the City of Walton, Kentucky · April 1, 2026
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Summary

At its April 14 meeting the Walton Common Council approved a proclamation designating May 17–23, 2026 as National Public Works Week and awarded contracts for a park shelter and the senior center parking-lot expansion; the minutes record the awards and approval votes.

The Walton Common Council approved a proclamation designating May 17–23, 2026, as National Public Works Week and awarded two construction bids at its April 14 meeting.

The mayor entered Proclamation 2026-02 on the agenda; the council approved it during routine business. Council members then considered bid awards. Council member Amy Long moved to award the bid for Walton Community Park Shelter 1 to Recreation inSites; Council member Dan Martin seconded. The minutes record the motion as approved and list yes votes for Dan Martin, Amy Long and Sherry Gaskill (the roll-call line in the minutes duplicates Amy Long’s name; Rose Beach’s vote is not shown for that motion).

Council member Amy Long later moved to award the Walton Senior Center parking lot expansion bid to TMS Construction; Council member Sherry Gaskill seconded. The minutes record the motion as approved with yes votes listed as Dan Martin, Amy Long and Sherry Gaskill (the roll-call line duplicates Amy Long’s name). The minutes do not include contract amounts, bid tabulation details, or a schedule for work.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn at 7:53 PM. The minutes record the adjournment motion passed; the roll-call line again lists yes votes as Dan Martin, Amy Long and Sherry Gaskill with a duplicated name entry in the recorded line.