Clarkston council approves April warrant list, moves to closed session to pick Citizen of the Year
May 06, 2026 | Clarkston, Cache County, Utah
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At its May 6 meeting, the Clarkston town council approved the minutes from April 15 and then heard the April warrant list and voted to approve it.
Council member Peterson read the warrant totals: administration $25,159.49; fire and rescue $505.28; parks and recreation $1,678.06; water fund $4,751.12; and a grand total of $40,963.62. The transcript includes some garbled figures in the middle of the general-fund breakdown; the grand total shown in the meeting was $40,963.62.
A motion to approve the April warrant list was made and seconded and passed by roll call. The council then moved to a closed session to discuss the Citizen of the Year selection after a motion, second and roll-call vote approving the closed-session move.
After returning from closed session the council reconvened briefly, confirmed there were no public comments, set the next regular meeting for May 20, 2026, and adjourned.
Votes and motions at a glance:
- Approval of April 15 minutes: motion made and seconded; voice approval recorded.
- Approval of April warrant list: motion made and seconded; approved by roll call. (Grand total listed: $40,963.62.)
- Motion to enter closed session for Citizen of the Year: motion made and seconded; approved by roll call.
No ordinances or budget appropriations beyond the routine warrant approvals were adopted during the May 6 meeting.
Council member Peterson read the warrant totals: administration $25,159.49; fire and rescue $505.28; parks and recreation $1,678.06; water fund $4,751.12; and a grand total of $40,963.62. The transcript includes some garbled figures in the middle of the general-fund breakdown; the grand total shown in the meeting was $40,963.62.
A motion to approve the April warrant list was made and seconded and passed by roll call. The council then moved to a closed session to discuss the Citizen of the Year selection after a motion, second and roll-call vote approving the closed-session move.
After returning from closed session the council reconvened briefly, confirmed there were no public comments, set the next regular meeting for May 20, 2026, and adjourned.
Votes and motions at a glance:
- Approval of April 15 minutes: motion made and seconded; voice approval recorded.
- Approval of April warrant list: motion made and seconded; approved by roll call. (Grand total listed: $40,963.62.)
- Motion to enter closed session for Citizen of the Year: motion made and seconded; approved by roll call.
No ordinances or budget appropriations beyond the routine warrant approvals were adopted during the May 6 meeting.
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