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Dwight City Council approves resolution and ordinance, directs review of email billing options
Summary
At its July 21 meeting the Dwight City Council approved Resolution 2025-7-21 and Ordinance 2025-7-21 (both 4-0), approved $761.80 in bills and instructed Councilman Adam Wiebe to explore emailing courtesy copies of city bills to customers who request them.
The Dwight City Council on July 21 approved Resolution 2025-7-21 and Ordinance 2025-7-21 and approved bills totaling $761.80, and directed staff to explore electronic delivery options for customers.
Mayor Pam Goss opened the meeting at 7:00 p.m. The council voted 4-0 to approve bills for $761.80 after Councilwoman Ashley Gearhart moved and Councilman Adam Wiebe seconded the motion. The minutes record the vote as “motion carried 4-0.”
Councilman Peter Marquardt moved to accept Resolution 2025-7-21; Councilman Adam Wiebe seconded and the resolution passed 4-0. Councilwoman Susan Mulryan then moved to accept Ordinance 2025-7-21; Councilman Peter Marquardt seconded and that motion also carried 4-0.
During new business, Councilman Adam Wiebe and City Clerk Ken Bergeron reviewed the current process for delivering city bills. Wiebe was tasked to work with staff on options to email courtesy copies of City bills for customers who request them. The minutes record that Wiebe will develop options; no implementation timeline or cost estimate was provided in the record.
Maintenance Manager Ryan Taylor presented written reports: he said a recently purchased plate tamper is assembled and ready to assist with pothole patching, and that parts have been received and installed so the water system equipment referenced in the report is ready for use. City Clerk Ken Bergeron presented financials and reported delinquent accounts had since made payment.
The minutes recorded that Steve Euler will be paid 10.5 hours for covering Ryan Taylor’s vacation time at Taylor’s current rate; the entry does not name who moved or seconded that action. The meeting adjourned at 8:08 p.m.; the next regular council meeting will be Aug. 18 at 7 p.m. at the City Library.
