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City Recorder reports on election filing date, small maintenance purchase, enterprise zone status and emergency tabletop exercise
Summary
City Recorder Nicole Tritten said filing to run for mayor and two council seats opens June 3, requested $285 to buy dry stacked blocks to repair a flower bed (volunteer labor offered), noted the Oakridge/Westfir Enterprise Zone redesignation expires June 30, and announced a July 7 tabletop exercise for the emergency plan.
City Recorder Nicole Tritten presented several administrative updates to the council, including election, maintenance, enterprise zone, and emergency planning items.
Tritten said the mayor’s seat and City Council seats 1 and 2 are up for re-election in 2026 and that the first day to file to run is June 3. She asked for Council approval to purchase dry stacked blocks for $285 to replace the rotted border of the City Hall flower bed and noted that Relief Recorder Jessica Snyder’s husband had volunteered to do the labor. Tritten also noted the Oakridge/Westfir Enterprise Zone redesignation expires June 30 and announced a tabletop exercise for the Westfir Emergency Operations Plan scheduled July 7 at 10 a.m. at City Hall.
Councilors raised no objection to the block purchase and recorded no further action on the enterprise zone at the meeting; follow-up on elections and emergency planning will proceed per the dates provided.
