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Council reaffirms water-distribution emergency; $2 million appropriations paperwork sent to EPA
Summary
Council moved to reaffirm the city's State of Emergency for the water distribution system; Councilmember J. Markum also reported paperwork for $2 million in appropriations has been completed and submitted to the EPA, with a follow-up meeting Feb. 6, 2025.
After a brief discussion on Jan. 21, the Loyalton City Council voted to reaffirm the city's State of Emergency for the water distribution system. The motion to reaffirm was moved by Councilmember J. Markum and seconded by J. Dines; the transcript records the motion as carried. The council noted the item will be added to the next agenda for follow-up.
Separately, Councilmember Markum reported that all paperwork related to $2 million in appropriations has been completed and submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; he said the next meeting on that effort is scheduled for Feb. 6, 2025. No specific breakdown of how appropriated funds would be allocated was presented at the meeting.
