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Hoyt council approves minutes, waives $120 sewer charge and authorizes $2,500 in computer upgrades
Summary
The Hoyt City Council approved the Jan. 7 minutes, waived $120 in sewer charges for 200 Annetta, authorized $2,500 in computer upgrades from The Computer Doctors, approved paying bills and adjourned; the council also entered a brief executive session on information security and requested a Cox Communications representative appear before work begins on a fiber project.
At its Feb. 4 meeting the Hoyt City Council approved routine business and several motions. Joe Romans moved to approve the Jan. 7, 2025 minutes, with Larry Valdez seconding; the motion carried. Debbie Dreasher moved to waive $120 of sewer charges for the account at 200 Annetta because service had been turned off; Joe Romans seconded and the motion carried. Leonard Allen moved, and Joe Romans seconded, to enter a five-minute executive session to discuss information security with the city clerk, city attorney and chief of police; the council entered and later exited the session.
After the executive session, Joe Romans moved to approve computer upgrades to be completed by The Computer Doctors in the amount of $2,500; Leonard Allen seconded and the motion carried. Romans also moved to pay bills, seconded by Larry Valdez; the motion carried. Joe Romans moved to adjourn; Debbie Dreasher seconded and the meeting adjourned at 8:27 p.m.
The council requested that a Cox Communications representative be asked to attend a future meeting to discuss the proposed fiber project before any work begins, and the clerk will follow up with LRS about a dumpster left at the community building.
Actions at a glance: minutes approved (motion carried), $120 sewer charge waived (motion carried), executive session entered for information security (5 minutes), $2,500 computer upgrades approved (motion carried), bills approved (motion carried), meeting adjourned at 8:27 p.m.
