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Council approves drinking water emerging contaminants application

Harrison City Council · April 9, 2025
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Summary

The council unanimously approved an application related to Drinking Water Emerging Contaminants after a motion from Joe Cornell and a second from John Gray; no debate was recorded in the minutes.

The Harrison City Council voted unanimously to approve the Drinking Water Emerging Contaminants application. "Joe Cornell made a motion to approve the Drinking Water Emerging Contaminants Application John Gray seconded," the minutes record, and the roll-call votes show all council members voting 'aye.'

The minutes include no additional detail about the application scope or funding breakdown; staff or HMH were noted on the agenda and the mayor's report referenced upcoming grant discussions at a separate HMH meeting. The council's approval authorizes staff to proceed with the application as presented to the council.