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Council approves $2,500 expenditure for July 4th bull riding; mayor reports volunteers
Summary
Council voted to approve a $2,500 expenditure for a July 4th bull riding event; Mayor and council members discussed event logistics and a guest offered to cook pulled pork.
The City of Irwin Council approved a $2,500 expenditure for July 4th bull riding during the June 2 meeting. Councilwoman Terrie Stromberg moved to approve the July 4th Bull Riding expenditure of $2,500; the motion was seconded by Councilman Travis Dickerson. The minutes record roll-call votes of Darrel Ricks – Yes, Teresa Dumont – Yes, Terrie Stromberg – Yes, Brandy Urrutia – Yes, and Travis Dickerson – Yes.
Mayor Larry Perzichilli’s report on the July 4th event noted volunteers and equipment: guest Teresa Walker offered to cook pulled pork, and Melony Jones has a commercial hot dog cooker the council will check on. Councilmember Brandy Urrutia suggested using white tablecloths children could draw on. The minutes do not list a separate budget source for the $2,500; funding source and vendor details are not specified in the record.
