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John Day will sell CyberMill; Seneca council says it does not need to approve the sale

City of Seneca Council · June 11, 2026
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Summary

John Day City Manager Malissa Bethel informed Seneca council that John Day intends to sell the CyberMill; councilors agreed the sale does not require Seneca's permission and took no formal action.

Malissa Bethel, City Manager for John Day, told the Seneca council that John Day intends to sell the CyberMill and asked only to inform Seneca officials and seek a unified understanding. "They will be selling the CyberMill," Bethel said while notifying the council.

Council members acknowledged the information and agreed the City of John Day did not need Seneca’s permission to proceed. No motion or formal action was taken by Seneca on the matter; the item was recorded as informational.

Seneca staff and council members noted the item for the record; if any intergovernmental approvals or effects on shared services arise later, the council can revisit the matter.