Seneca council unanimously approves December minutes and pays bills
January 24, 2026 | Seneca, Grant County, Oregon
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The Seneca City Council approved its December meeting minutes and authorized payment of the town’s bills at the Jan. 9 meeting.
"Motion was made by Councilor L. Wenick to approve the December minutes, second by Councilor M. Wenick, all in favor, motion passed," the public record states. Later, "Motion was made by councilor M. Wenick to pay the bills, second by Councilor L. Wenick, all in favor, motion passed." Both actions were recorded as passed with unanimous support.
Council attendance listed Mayor Brad Smith and Councilors Matt Wenick and Lindsey Wenick. The meeting adjourned at approximately 6:30 p.m., and the minutes were attested by Mayor Brad Smith.
These procedural approvals closed the agenda items reported in the meeting record for Jan. 9.
"Motion was made by Councilor L. Wenick to approve the December minutes, second by Councilor M. Wenick, all in favor, motion passed," the public record states. Later, "Motion was made by councilor M. Wenick to pay the bills, second by Councilor L. Wenick, all in favor, motion passed." Both actions were recorded as passed with unanimous support.
Council attendance listed Mayor Brad Smith and Councilors Matt Wenick and Lindsey Wenick. The meeting adjourned at approximately 6:30 p.m., and the minutes were attested by Mayor Brad Smith.
These procedural approvals closed the agenda items reported in the meeting record for Jan. 9.
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