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Council OKs short-term contractor pay for maintenance worker to do Saturday patching

McClusky City Council · April 14, 2026
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Summary

Council members voted to allow a maintenance worker, Jamie, to perform Saturday patching and road repairs as a contractor at about $20 per hour until the next meeting, approving the measure by voice vote.

The McClusky City Council voted to allow a maintenance worker identified in discussion as Jamie to do contracted Saturday patching and light road repairs at a rate discussed as approximately $20 per hour, with the arrangement to continue until the next meeting for reassessment.

A council member moved to authorize the contractor arrangement and the motion was seconded; the council approved the measure by voice vote. Discussion beforehand focused on operational needs — members said one person alone could not safely do some tasks and that two people might be required for certain work, and they noted the town’s immediate need for extra labor to keep up with patching and other maintenance during the season. “I make a motion to let Jamie help on Saturdays for contracted at I guess $20,” a member proposed during the meeting.