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Council adopts electric aggregation resolution; member recuses
Summary
Council voted 6-0-1 to adopt a resolution authorizing the mayor or Safety Service Director to enter an electric aggregation agreement based on Energy Alliances’ recommendation; Mr. Bishop recused himself from the vote.
Council adopted a resolution authorizing the Safety Service Director to enter into an electric aggregation agreement and to execute subsequent agreements to stabilize and reduce costs, following a presentation by Dan Deters of Energy Alliances. According to the minutes, Deters provided a briefing on current pricing and the recommended approach for the city to authorize the Safety Service Director to sign the best contract identified by Energy Alliances.
On a motion by Councilmember Katie Eadicicco, seconded by Councilmember Andy Bronner, the council suspended rules and then adopted the resolution by roll-call vote. The motion passed 6-0-1; Mr. Bishop recused himself from both the suspension and the adoption (recorded as a recusal in the minutes). The item is recorded as Resolution Number 2026-11R. The minutes do not record the contract terms or the supplier selected; the resolution grants authority to the Safety Service Director to execute the agreement once Energy Alliances identifies the best option.
