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Votes at a glance: Rigby City Council actions on April 2, 2026

Rigby City Council · April 2, 2026
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Summary

Summary of motions and roll-call outcomes from the April 2 Rigby City Council meeting, including appointments, contract approvals, an ordinance publication authorization, a permit variance, a professional services contract, and adoption of Resolution No. 232-2026.

The following votes were recorded at the Rigby City Council meeting on April 2, 2026:

• Consent agenda (Minutes March 19, 2026; Accounts Payable March 2026): Motion to approve carried; two abstentions (Councilman Timothy Howe and Councilwoman Tonya Hillman), with the remaining members voting yes.

• Airport Board appointment — Brock Price: Motion to approve carried unanimously (mover: Alex Espinosa; second: Tonya Hillman).

• Website addendum (monthly $200 retainer for up to four hours; existing $1,440 annual fee): Motion to approve carried unanimously (mover: Timothy Howe; second: Alex Espinosa). Addendum to be reviewed January 2027 or expire December 2026.

• Ordinance 2026-660: Second reading read by title and summary; council waived the third reading by motion and unanimous approval.

• Authorization to publish draft lift‑station ordinance: Motion carried unanimously (mover: Melanie Allen; second: Tonya Hillman).

• FyberCom permit variance: Motion to approve carried 4–1 (mover: Melanie Allen; second: Alex Espinosa); Councilman Kevin Bradshaw voted no.

• Professional services contract — water‑meter project: Motion to approve carried unanimously (mover: Timothy Howe; second: Melanie Allen).

• Resolution No. 232-2026 (Annual Fee Resolution): Motion to approve carried unanimously (mover: Timothy Howe; second: Melanie Allen). Council then moved and carried to adjourn.