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Council approves May check register after questions about credit-card charges and vehicle wraps
Summary
Councilors asked for itemization of three credit-card charges over $1,000 (one identified as police uniforms) and discussed vehicle-wrap pricing for community-service officer vehicles before approving the May 2025 check register.
Rangely, Colo. — The Town Council on June 10 approved the May 2025 check register after council members requested an itemized breakdown of three credit-card charges exceeding $1,000 and discussed rebranding costs for community-service officer vehicles.
One council member asked for the specifics of three charges “for over $1,000.” Another member said that one of the charges appeared to be for police uniforms. Town staff agreed to email an itemized breakdown to councilors. Council members also asked whether the vehicle graphics are full wraps or vinyl stickers; a staff member responding in the meeting said the police vehicles have full vinyl wraps and estimated the two community-service officer vehicles combined at roughly $1,500.
Robbie moved to approve the May check register; Sean seconded and the motion carried. Council asked staff to circulate the detailed itemization of large charges to provide clarity for future audits.
The council did not amend payments but requested follow-up information on high-dollar card transactions and fleet branding costs.
