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Votes at a glance: Hilliard Town Council, April 16, 2026 — unanimous approvals

Hilliard Town Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The council recorded unanimous votes in favor of hiring for Public Works, a $60,000 watermain replacement Phase 1, a $20,000 hydrant project, payment of a $5,980.50 engineering invoice, an unspecified motion, and adjournment.

The Hilliard Town Council recorded the following motions and outcomes during its April 16, 2026 meeting. All recorded motions passed with affirmative votes from the council members present.

• Motion (unspecified in transcript) — Mover: Councilman Jared Wollitz; Seconder: Councilman Dallis Hunter; Recorded vote: Kenny Sims, Lee Pickett, Jared Wollitz, Dallis Hunter, Joe Michaels — Yea. Motion text not provided in the transcript.

• Approve filling the vacant Public Works Technician position — Mover: Council Pro Tem Lee Pickett; Seconder: Councilman Jared Wollitz; Recorded vote: unanimous yes by members present.

• Approve Phase 1 of the Watermain Replacement Capital Improvement Project (budget $60,000) — Mover: Council President Kenny Sims; Seconder: Councilman Dallis Hunter; Recorded vote: unanimous yes by members present.

• Approve capital budget project for hydrants (total $20,000) — Mover: Councilman Jared Wollitz; Seconder: Councilman Dallis Hunter; Recorded vote: unanimous yes by members present.

• Approve payment to Peters & Yaffee Engineering (now owned by LJA Engineering, Inc.) for West Sixth Street design in the amount of $5,980.50 — Mover: Council President Kenny Sims; Seconder: Council Pro Tem Lee Pickett; Recorded vote: unanimous yes by members present.

• Motion to adjourn at 7:25 p.m. — Mover: Council President Kenny Sims; Seconder: Councilman Jared Wollitz; Recorded vote: unanimous yes by members present.

Where the transcript omitted motion text or exact tallies by name, this roundup records the mover, seconder and the recorded affirmative outcome as provided. No recorded votes failed or were tabled during the meeting.