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Akeley Chooses Auditor Brian Koehn; Council Adopts Banking and Payment Policies

Akeley City Council · January 14, 2026
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Summary

After reviewing three proposals, Akeley selected Brian Koehn as city auditor (first-year cost not to exceed $14,750) and passed Resolutions 1-2026 through 5-2026 covering consignments, signatories, pre-authorized payments, wire transfers and electronic funds policy.

City Hall staff presented three proposals for the city’s 2026 audit during the Jan. 14 meeting. Kristi Kath summarized the bids: CDS estimated $21,600–$23,600 in the first year (including setup), Walker, Giroux & Hahne LLC bid $17,500, and Brian Koehn proposed a first-year cost that "would not exceed $14,750.00." Council voted to accept Brian Koehn’s proposal and subsequently approved Resolution 1-2026 (consignments) and Resolutions 2-2026 through 5-2026, which establish authorized signatories, allow payments prior to council authorization, permit wire/automated payments, and adopt an electronic funds transfer policy for online vendor payments.

Council also appointed Dan Riggs as parks and recreation commissioner to fill a vacancy after Billy resigned. Motions for the auditor selection and the related resolutions were recorded with movers and seconders in the minutes; the document does not include detailed roll-call vote tallies for each resolution.