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Mayor announces bank switch, energy-provider change and reports water main break
Summary
Mayor Myers told the council the city will likely move its bank account to Tompkins State Bank, shift energy providers after a contract ends, and reported a 6-inch water main break near Carr Street; police will transfer funds nightly once the bank change occurs.
In his report Mayor Myers said the city is most likely switching its bank account to Tompkins State Bank and that, when the change occurs, police will transfer money nightly to Tompkins. He also said the city's energy aggregation contract with Constellation is ending; the city will be on Ameren service for two months before switching to Homefield Energy under a ten-month agreement signed through Rock River Energy.
Mayor Myers additionally reported that the Water Department found a water main break in a 6-inch line near Carr Street. The minutes record these items as announcements; they do not include further technical details, timelines for the banking transition, or cost estimates for the energy agreement in the meeting record.
