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At a glance: key motions, hires and contracts approved by La Cygne council in 2013

La Cygne City Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

This roundup lists principal formal actions taken by the La Cygne City Council in 2013 including budget adoption, equipment purchases, contracts, hires and ordinances passed.

The La Cygne City Council recorded numerous motions and formal actions during 2013. Key items (not exhaustive) include:

- Budget: Adopted the 2014 city budget after a public hearing Aug. 7, 2013. - Water & wastewater: Approved purchase of a 15 HP ABS pump for a park lift station (Dec. 4); awarded McElreath Construction $15,000 to clean backwash/sludge ponds (Dec. 4); awarded interconnect contract to Lathrop Construction ($14,200) to connect to RWD #3 (Aug. 21). - Police & public safety: Approved in‑car radio repeaters and taser purchases for the department (Oct–Dec 2013); approved training attendance and equipment purchases including SCBA containment and a thermal camera for the fire department (Nov. 11). - Personnel and appointments: Hired Regina Reynolds as treasurer/court clerk; approved multiple part‑time and seasonal hires for police and public works; appointed board members for housing, park and planning bodies. - Facilities & equipment: Approved masonry repairs to City Hall exterior walls and scheduled a community‑building workshop with Legacy Contractors (Dec. workshop); approved replacement of Community Building/City Hall AC units under insurance adjustment. - Ordinances and resolutions: Adopted Ordinance 1413 (school‑zone traffic regulation) and Ordinance 1414 (gas rates outside three-mile limits); adopted Resolution 360 (accounting waiver) and other routine resolutions.

Each action was moved, seconded and recorded in the meeting minutes; readers should consult the minutes for motion text, vote counts and effective dates.