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Tetonia council approves audit review, crossroad specs and equipment purchase; multiple motions pass unanimously
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Tetonia City Council accepted the FY2025 audit review, approved crossroad specifications from Sunrise Engineers, adopted a proclamation for Idaho AEYC, authorized up to $4,100 for aerator equipment for the sewer lagoons, confirmed two Planning & Zoning terms, approved a revised shut-off policy and passed the consent agenda.
The Tetonia City Council conducted a range of routine and operational actions on March 10, 2026, approving the FY2025 audit review, technical roadway specifications and several operational purchases and policy updates.
Nathan of Jensen Poulson presented the annual audit and reported that Tetonia’s cash balances were higher and most line items were consistent year to year; he also noted recurring deficiencies previously identified and that City Clerk Jacquelyn M. Beard is addressing them. Council agreed to review and vote on next year’s audit contract at the April meeting. On a motion by Councilmember Mandy Rasmussen, seconded by Kody Hill, the council approved review of the FY2025 audit as presented.
Rob Heuseveldt of Sunrise Engineers reviewed proposed crossroad specifications and told the council he will present a public-works specification book in an upcoming meeting. Councilmember Aaron Hansen moved to approve the proposed crossroad specs; Kody Hill seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Council approved Proclamation 2026-01 recognizing the Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children (Idaho AEYC).
The council reviewed equipment quotes for aerator motors and spindles needed to restore two functioning aerators at the sewer lagoons (two motors and three spindles plus a spare). On a motion by Kody Hill, seconded by Aaron Hansen, the council authorized up to $4,100 for purchasing the presented equipment.
Council confirmed terms for two Planning & Zoning commissioners (Fox and Wood) on a motion by Kody Hill, seconded by Mandy Rasmussen. A revised shut-off policy was presented and approved on a motion by Aaron Hansen, seconded by Kody Hill.
The consent agenda — including February claims (with four additional invoices noted), February minutes (approved with clerical edits), past-due account notices and staff reports — was approved after motions by Kody Hill and others. The council also noted an enforcement complaint regarding alleged adult-entertainment activity at Dave’s Pubb and discussed events planning, a JPA draft with Teton Valley Parks and Recreation and America 250 funding possibilities.
The meeting was adjourned after a motion by Aaron Hansen and second by Kody Hill; the motion passed and the minutes record the meeting’s close.
