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Akeley Agrees to Small Increase in AIS Prevention Funding to Hubbard County Program
Summary
Council approved Resolution 6-2026 to contribute $1,242 to the Hubbard County Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Program after staff reported the hourly rate rose to $27, up from $26; funds to come from the park budget.
The Akeley City Council approved Resolution 6-2026 on Jan. 14 to continue supporting the Hubbard County Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Prevention Program. City Hall staff reported the program’s hourly rate increased from $26.00 to $27.00; Akeley's contribution would rise from $1,196 last year to $1,242 this year. The motion to approve the contribution specified funds would come from the parks budget and passed on a council motion.
Council member Bobbie Wosika moved to approve Resolution 6-2026; Dale Nelson seconded and the motion passed. The minutes record the changed hourly rate and the revised contribution amount but do not list individual vote tallies.
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