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Boswell council approves Jan. 4 minutes and re-establishes CCD fund for water; siren replacement planned
Summary
At its Feb. 11 meeting the Boswell Town Council approved Jan. 4 minutes, voted to re-establish a CCD fund for water and noted that Jason Fisher will replace the community weather siren in March. Details of vote tallies were not specified in the minutes.
The Boswell Town Council approved its Jan. 4, 2025 meeting minutes and re-established a Community Capital Development (CCD) fund for water at its Feb. 11 meeting, the minutes show. Council President Mike Brody opened the meeting and the minutes were approved after a motion by Councilman Kylee Senesac and a second by Councilman Jake Foster.
Re-establishing the CCD fund for water was moved by Councilman Jake Foster and seconded by Councilman Mike Brody; the minutes state the council accepted the motion but do not record a formal vote tally or the motion’s exact wording. The council also recorded that Jason Fisher will replace the town weather siren in March.
The council’s minutes list the town’s attendance, including Clerk-Treasurer Tracy Wortley and town employees Jim Turner and Bertha Zarate, and set the next meeting for Tuesday, March 11, 2025. The minutes note a hearing for disconnects APV’s was approved; no further procedural dates or vote counts were provided in the record.
The minutes do not include exact vote tallies for the CCD fund action or the minutes approval. The council did not attach ordinances, resolutions, or written motions to the minutes included in the record provided.
