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Manager reports revisions to animal‑shelter interlocal agreement; no council action taken

Clarksville Town Council · January 21, 2025
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Summary

Town Manager Tony Beatty updated the council on negotiations over an interlocal agreement for animal-shelter services. He said Jeffersonville’s prior cost allocation included animal-control services, revisions reduced Clarksville’s share, and talks with New Albany and Charlestown continue; no action was requested tonight.

Manager Tony Beatty returned an interlocal agreement for animal-shelter services to the council for an update. He said staff discovered Jeffersonville’s original proposal included costs for animal-control services and that revised figures reduce Clarksville’s share; he also reported outreach to Charlestown and New Albany and said New Albany has set aside money to build a new shelter.

Beatty told the council he was not seeking action but wanted members to be aware of continuing negotiations and adjustments to the allocation tables; councilors had no substantive questions and the item was left for further review before a potential ordinance in early February.