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Council approves fingerprinting subscription amid resident questions about funding

Twisp Town Council · September 24, 2024
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Summary

Council unanimously approved a yearly fingerprinting subscription (reported as $6,000 annually) after public comments asked whether the equipment was grant-funded or coming from the general fund; the motion passed (mover: Studen; second: Lundquist).

Council Member Aaron Studen moved to approve the fingerprinting agreement and Council Member Wyatt Lundquist seconded; the motion passed unanimously. The agreement was described in public comment as a yearly subscription costing $6,000.

Resident Leone Edson asked whether the Town sought grant funding for the fingerprinting equipment or would pay from the general fund, and raised broader permitting and contracting concerns. Mark Edson also questioned a separate billing matter referenced in the newspaper that he said amounted to $12,000; Council did not take specific action on that newspaper claim during the meeting.