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Council approves $800 to repaint Winlock Egg, hires flaggers and authorizes temporary staffing for Egg Day
Summary
The council approved $800 to repaint the community Egg for America's 250th, accepted a flagger contract with Impact Staffing Solutions, and approved temporary full-time hours for J. Moon to support Egg Day preparations.
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The council approved three items aimed at Egg Day operations on May 11. First, it approved an $800 contribution to paint the Egg as part of the Winlock Painting & Beautification Project and America's 250th celebration. The motion to allocate funds was moved by Councilman Jeramy Allman and seconded by Councilwoman Alishia Hornburg and passed unanimously.
Council also approved temporary full-time hours for J. Moon through the month of May to provide staffing support for Egg Day; the Finance Committee had authorized the temporary hours. Finally, the council accepted a contract with Impact Staffing Solutions to provide flagger services for Egg Day after a motion by Councilwoman Hornburg and a second by Councilman Allman; that vote passed unanimously.
These operational approvals are recorded under Items 12, 15 and 18 in the minutes and are intended to support the upcoming Egg Day festivities. The minutes do not list contract dollar amounts for the flagger services or a detailed timeline for painted completion; the city clerk’s office holds the project paperwork.
