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City manager outlines council goals tracker and priorities for year one

Donald City Council · April 28, 2026
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Summary

City Manager Eric Underwood presented a Goals Tracker showing priority 1 items for the first year and priority 2 items for years two to four; he flagged the Fire Department’s loss of an on‑staff Stop the Bleed trainer and a councilor offered a training resource.

City Manager Eric Underwood told the council that "the Council Goals were developed last spring and then prioritized by the Council," and he introduced a Goals Tracker that highlights Priority 1 items the council aims to complete in the first year and Priority 2 items planned for years two through four. Underwood walked the council through the Priority 1 items and explained the tracker’s use for monitoring progress.

Underwood also noted a public‑safety training gap: the Fire Department no longer has a Stop the Bleed trainer on staff. Councilor Michael Coffman said he might have a resource to provide that training. The discussion focused on tracking milestones and identifying resources necessary to achieve the year‑one priorities.