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Winlock sets bonding amounts for city officials, mayor assigned highest bond

Winlock City Council · January 26, 2026
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Summary

Ordinance 1194 sets bonding levels tied to cash-handling responsibilities: $1,000 for municipal court judge; $55,000 for chief of police; $100,000 for several administrative positions; $250,000 for treasurer and municipal court administrator; and $1,000,000 for the mayor (may be reduced if system rights are changed).

The Winlock City Council adopted Ordinance 1194 on Jan. 26, establishing required bond amounts for city officials based on their roles and access to financial systems.

Councilman Jeramy Allman outlined the proposed bonding schedule: $1,000 for the municipal court judge; $55,000 for the chief of police; $100,000 for the city administrator, city clerk, city attorney, utility billing clerk and assistant clerk; $250,000 for the city treasurer and municipal court administrator; and $1,000,000 for the mayor. Allman said the mayoral bond amount reflects the mayor's current editing rights to the financial system and noted a potential reduction to $100,000 if those rights are removed.

The council voted to adopt the ordinance with the amounts Allman proposed. The minutes record the motion carried unanimously; no amendments or conditions beyond the discussion about editing rights were recorded.