What happened on Saturday, 01 August 2026
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
MPWA reported the lions pavilion seats were painted, golf course greens work is underway, a tin horn on Front Street was replaced, a leak at the ball field was fixed, and finance items were approved at the Aug. 12 meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Police Chief Crawford presented the proposed FY2021 budget, noting reduced travel and training, a goal to increase patrols on the path system, a proposed sensitivity training increase, and the need to replace a roughly six-year-old patrol vehicle. Council discussed adding a COVID-related budget line to offset lost overtime.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Mayor Peter Hendricks told the council the Olympic Women Sculpture project may relocate one sculpture onto a five‑acre parcel; the comment was given as a mayoral update and no formal action was recorded.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council voted unanimously July 21 to ask the Planning & Zoning Commission to review proposed density changes for Prospector Hill and to deliver a recommendation at a special council meeting on Aug. 6, 2015 at 3:00 p.m.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
The council approved a motion to purchase two loads of pea gravel for the City Park after a maintenance report; motion was moved by Tom Blomme and seconded by Megan Allison and passed by voice vote.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
The Medford Economic Development Authority heard that Pure Good, LLC won a USDA RBDG, Journey Nutrition opened downtown at 110 W. Cherokee St. (grand opening Aug. 17), KanOkla Fiber gave construction updates, and OneOK announced plans to rebuild its Medford plant.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
The Sheriff's report for June documented 43.68 patrol hours, 10 calls and 8 traffic stops, according to the St. Charles City Council minutes for Aug. 7, 2023.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Joyce Fabre, Sun Valley's representative on the Mountain Rides board, told the council on June 29 that without a requested funding increase "they will have to cut some of the bus services," and Mayor Hendricks said the city shares concerns about maintaining a vibrant transit system.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a brief July 10, 2015 special meeting, Sun Valley resident Jim Bronson led the Pledge of Allegiance and made a public comment. Amy Busek of the Idaho Mountain Express asked questions; council members responded during a short round of comments prior to the budget action.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley Council voted 4-0 to authorize Declaration 20-01 awarding a sole-source procurement to Asphalt Systems, Inc. under Idaho Code IC 67-2808(2) after Street Superintendent Whitesell said Asphalt Systems is the only vendor providing the required service.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
Councilmember Rick Cardwell moved to reallocate $100,000 from the Medford Police Department to demolitions, but the motion failed after receiving no second on Aug. 12, 2024.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
At its Aug. 7 meeting the St. Charles City Council approved the meeting agenda, minutes from July 10, the June treasurer and budget reports, and August bills by voice votes that passed unanimously.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
During a June 29 review of the proposed FY2018 budget, the Sun Valley City Council identified four specific follow-up tasks: a policy on travel to national conferences, a breakout of items ending in 470 and 480, a directive for department heads to find savings, and a review of bank charges.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2015–2016 tentative budget and directed staff to advertise a public hearing on the appropriation ordinance for Aug. 6, 2015 at 4:00 p.m. The motion was moved by Council Member Jane Conard and seconded by Council Member Peter Hendricks and passed 4–0.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council authorized Mayor Peter Hendricks to sign a contract with Cox Communications for an Elkhorn Station fiber installation: a one-time payment of $20,750 and monthly payments of $405 for 60 months. The decision followed staff concerns about radio and VOIP bandwidth at Elkhorn.
Westfield, Chautauqua County, New York
Pashek MTR representative Jenni Easton presented an overview of the draft comprehensive plan for the Town and Village of Westfield; the board and staff will continue review as part of plan development.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
Council approved a Myers Engineering contract for water‑line and street replacement on North 6th Street and a construction agreement with Evans & Associates for the 2024 Street Project; both votes were unanimous Aug. 12.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
After a brief recess the council discussed the Sun Valley Economic Development line item (during which Council Member Michelle Griffith recused herself), then reviewed Mountain Rides, Special Events and Sun Valley Marketing Alliance funding proposals as part of the FY2016 budget deliberations.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
On June 29 the Sun Valley City Council approved Resolution 2017-10, accepting the canvassed election results presented by the Blaine County Board of Commissioners; the motion passed by unanimous roll-call vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Brad DuFur moved to adjourn the special meeting; the motion, seconded by Council Member Jane Conard, passed on a 4-0 roll call and Mayor Hendricks declared the meeting adjourned at 3:22 PM.
Westfield, Chautauqua County, New York
The Town Board approved Budget Revision #7 (including transfers for festival sponsorship and a lift deposit) and audited warrants totaling $206,391.83 across multiple funds on Aug. 6, 2025.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
Ordinance No. 502, setting rules for cellular towers within Medford city limits, was approved unanimously by the city council at its Aug. 12 meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members and staff discussed priorities in the Capital Improvement Fund and Workforce Housing Fund as part of the FY2016 budget review; no final votes were taken during the special session.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council and staff reviewed the proposed FY2016 Street Path Fund and Fixed Asset Fund line items; City Administrator Susan Robertson and City Treasurer Angela Walls answered multiple technical questions while Street Superintendent Bill Whitesell described operational needs.
Westfield, Chautauqua County, New York
The Town Board reappointed Kenneth Shearer to a six-year Town Assessor term beginning Oct. 1, 2025 and ending Sept. 30, 2031; the motion passed unanimously by members present.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Street Superintendent Whitesell said hand-pulling weeds on the bike path is ineffective; councilors agreed to include a Milestone estimate under noxious weed control, discontinue hand-pulling to save $5,000, eliminate a redundant $4,000 part-time wages line, and discussed chip seal versus friction seal and path improvements toward Ketchum.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council voted unanimously June 29 to authorize Mayor Peter Hendricks to sign a contract with Jae Hill to serve as interim Community Development Director, following a motion by Council Member Michelle Griffith.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
Medford City Council approved a trailer house permit for David and Teresa Zachary at 304 S. Park Ave., conditioned on rock or brick skirting; the vote was unanimous on Aug. 12, 2024.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
The council declared a 10'x60' strip in the Rock Island Addition surplus and authorized advertising it for sale subject to an easement back to the city, voting unanimously on Aug. 12.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council recorded two roll‑call votes: approval of the 2017 Multi‑Use Path Slurry Seal Project (4‑0) and approval of Fire Department wage and staffing changes (4‑0). Council also amended the agenda to add a Fund Balance item and later agreed to retire the Land Acquisition Fund (no formal roll call recorded for the latter).
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Jane Conard moved and the council approved changing the September 2015 regular meeting from Sept. 3 to Sept. 10, 2015 at 4:00 p.m.; the motion passed by voice vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Community Development Director Ternet proposed eliminating a GIS position and cutting the GIS line from $25,000 to $5,000, citing that the Assistant City Planner can manage GIS tasks, and reported expected building-permit revenue of $350,000–$400,000 for FY21.
Westfield, Chautauqua County, New York
The Town authorized an agreement with Handicaptain Brands, LLC and approved budget transfers to pay a deposit for a handicap lift at Daniel Reed Pier; the record contains inconsistent figures for total cost authorization (both $20,000 and $30,000 appear).
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
The Medford City Council voted to abate two nuisance properties at 405 S. Main and 223 S. 7th St., and gave the owner of 311 S. Park 90 days to make progress rather than carrying out an immediate abatement. Votes and owner names were recorded on Aug. 12, 2024.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a June 16 work session, council and staff reviewed proposed FY2018 budgets for the police, fire, street, workforce housing and capital improvement funds; council approved fire staffing and wage changes and requested prioritized capital lists and further work on city financing options.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley council unanimously adopted Resolution 2015-16 authorizing a legal-services agreement with Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, P.C., amended to set the rate at $300 per hour with a total cap of $3,000.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
On Aug. 11, the Medford Economic Development Authority and the Medford Public Works Authority each approved their July 21, 2025 regular‑meeting minutes and adjourned. Both meetings recorded a quorum and unanimous votes on the minutes.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Councilors discussed salary and merit increases and debated restoring a $3,000 ski-pass benefit; City Administrator Femling said merit raises were moved to department budgets and estimated the total cost of the proposed increases at about $60,000.
Westfield, Chautauqua County, New York
The Town Board adopted Local Law No.3 to continue a moratorium on commercial solar facilities for one year, citing the need for a comprehensive zoning review and classifying the extension as a Type II SEQRA action.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Councilors and staff discussed reallocating an 80/20 fixed-asset/general-fund split, with Council President Michelle Griffith proposing a 15/5 property-tax split in the Fixed Asset Fund to achieve greater equity; staff clarified distinctions among capital and fixed-asset accounts.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Robertson reviewed the fixed asset fund and Finance Manager Crosby detailed bids for council‑chamber microphones; staff will return with a recommendation for purchase and funding from the fixed asset account.
Westfield, Chautauqua County, New York
After a public hearing with no public comment, the Town Board adopted Local Law No.2 to extend the moratorium on commercial wind energy conversion systems to March 1, 2026, classifying the extension as a Type II SEQRA action.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Assistant Fire Chief Charlie Butterfield and Fire Chief Ray Franco answered council questions about staffing and equipment during the July 7 review of the Fire Department's FY2016 budget. Council members pressed for clarifications; staff agreed to return with additional detail during the July 10 follow-up meeting.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
Medford officials approved increasing property‑abatement cleanup fees from $200 to $300 per hour per employee and discussed preparing separate ordinances to amend the City Limit Map, with staff targeting the September agenda but possibly October.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The City Council reviewed the Community Development Department's FY2016 budget on July 7, 2015. Community Development Director Jae Hill answered council questions about permitting, staffing, and departmental needs; staff will provide further detail at the July 10 follow-up meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Femling told the council the city collectively cut $500,000 from the FY20 budget and presented revised FY21 budget materials; discussion focused on balancing funds while considering staff raises, perks, and department-level reallocations.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Mayor Hendricks said he will begin exploring a bond measure for road and path work and plans to send a letter to residents about a potential November ballot measure; council discussed how a bond could affect chip sealing and timing of repairs.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
The council approved an Adjustments Policy for accounts receivable, a Credit Card Use Policy, a confidentiality agreement for executive sessions, and an agreement with Crawford and Associates for fiscal‑year procedures and reports.
Westfield, Chautauqua County, New York
After a public hearing and a SEQRA review, the Town of Westfield approved a special-use permit allowing a 30'x20' storage shed at 7251 East Main Road; the permit is for storage only and must begin by April 1, 2026, or it will expire.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members extensively questioned City Treasurer Angela Walls and City Administrator Susan Robertson about General Fund revenue assumptions and variances as part of the July 7, 2015 special budget meeting; staff provided clarifications and follow-up was requested for the July 10 meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley residents and adjacent homeowners told the council they believe SUBPP 2019-06 violates a city hillside ordinance; the council heard the objections during public comment but voted 3-0 to approve the preliminary plat.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
On July 7, 2015 the Sun Valley City Council voted unanimously to decline a proposed 3% tax increase for the fiscal year, with a 4-0 roll call vote in favor of the motion. The council continued detailed budget review and set a follow-up meeting for July 10, 2015.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Robertson told the council the Land Acquisition Fund was established for purchases such as a new fire station and carries no legal restrictions; the council agreed to retire the fund and transfer its balance into the General Fund.
Prinsburg, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota
Council approved buying Lot 15 in the Sunset Development for the original price of $19,000 minus a $1,153.70 credit; motion passed unanimously.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
The Medford City Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 6.65 amending the 2024–2025 General Fund budget during its Aug. 11 meeting. The motion was moved by Vice‑Mayor Steve Zeman and seconded by Shari England.
Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
The Medford City Council approved Ordinance No. 509 to rezone Lots 6–10, Block 52 (505 E. Apache St.) for a recreational vehicle (RV) park; the motion passed with one abstention. A prior public hearing recorded no citizen input on the rezoning.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Michelle Griffith moved to adjourn at the conclusion of the July 6 meeting; the motion was seconded by Council Member Jane Conard and carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 4:07 p.m.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The City Council unanimously approved SUBPP 2019-06 (Crown Ranch Phase 5) on a 3-0 roll call with one council member recused after a public hearing in which residents argued the plat may violate the city's hillside ordinance.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council voted 4‑0 to accept Public Safety Director Femling's recommendation to promote two firefighter/EMTs to lieutenant, hire three new firefighter/EMTs, and raise Firefighter/EMT wages from $42,000 to the $49,000 range to improve recruitment.
Prinsburg, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota
Council requested the city attorney draft an agreement with the solar company for a Solar Garden on private land to ensure the city bears no costs from damages if digging occurs within the easement.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
Council removed a $114.58 late fee for a resident whose high bill was caused by an ongoing leak; the finance officer confirmed late fees can be removed and payment plans can prevent shutoff.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Representatives presented conceptual massing studies for Prospector Hill during the July 6 special meeting; council members asked multiple technical questions but the minutes do not include the figures or numeric massing details.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
A Jan. 28 special Sun Valley council meeting ended with a unanimous adjournment vote among those present after City Engineer Roberts said the City Hall intersection work is slated for summer 2021; Council Member Brad DuFur moved to adjourn and Council President Michelle Griffith seconded.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
The council declared donated park equipment surplus after deeming it unsuitable for the city park, accepted a $2,020 donation from the Sue Lulf family for the park, and discussed an in-wall faucet inset to address vandalism concerns.
Prinsburg, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota
Minnesota Department of Health approved additional lead service line work for Prinsburg through October; the city will resend required letters to affected customers as part of the extension.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley council approved a contract to slurry‑seal multi‑use paths, with Street Superintendent Whitesell noting the treatment has been used at the same per‑unit cost for three years and describing it as 'more like a paint'. The vote was unanimous.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
Police Chief Dustin Sharkey’s report included five verbal traffic warnings, three traffic warnings, agency assists including a pursuit and DUI arrest, hit-and-run and other routine calls; National Night Out is scheduled for Aug. 12, 2025.
Prinsburg, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota
Council approved buying AMR radios (510M SPTC with command link and tablet) not to exceed $41,430 and authorized Core & Main's Kirk Peterson to install and program them; a separate motion named the installer.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Council reviewed the Sun Valley Resort/Village Core LUPA; staff and private representatives answered multiple council questions but the minutes do not include the specific map or ordinance text discussed.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council took four roll-call votes: approved a helicopter permit for the Blaine County Fire Expo; approved the 2017 Cooperative Fire Protection Operating Plan; approved an HRA clarification amendment; and adjourned the meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a Jan. 28 special meeting, Sun Valley council members discussed multiple design options for the City Hall intersection and asked staff for more data and refined plans, including combining designs 1A and 3A, adding two parking spaces, and studying a downhill bike lane on Elkhorn Road.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
Council reviewed preliminary 2026 budget adjustments—moving salaries to correct funds and increasing streets, park repairs and City Hall maintenance allocations—and scheduled the first reading of Budget Ordinance Chapter 3.62 for Sept. 11, 2025.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
The City Council voted to hold the 2026 municipal election in conjunction with the June 2, 2026 primary to pursue higher turnout; the election calendar is not yet finalized.
Prinsburg, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota
The council approved a rate package raising water rates 20%, sewer base rate 5% (for first 2,000 gallons), and sewer overage 8.5%, projecting roughly $15,000 per fund in additional revenue; the change takes effect Oct. 1, 2025.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members and staff debated the Sun Valley Gateway Land Use Planning Area during the July 6 meeting; the Sun Valley Company participated but the minutes do not list exact map edits or amendment text.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The special Sun Valley council workshop on Aug. 12, 2019 adjourned at 3:47 PM after a motion by Council Member Michelle Griffith and a unanimous roll-call vote; no public comment or council/mayor remarks were recorded outside the capital purchases discussion.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Robertson presented the proposed FY2018 general fund budget, said she expects additional revenue compared with FY2017,and councilors agreed to defer the Fund Balance discussion to a June 16 meeting and to add separate attorney-fee line items for next year's budget.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council approved an amendment to the city's Health Reimbursement Arrangement after Finance Manager Crosby said the city's third-party administrator, National Benefit Services, requested wording changes to clarify the HRA.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
The Jefferson City Council accepted Loren Fischer Disposal's three-year bid for residential trash service covering 230 accounts after reviewing a competing bid from Gill Hauling; council approved the award by motion.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City staff presented an overview of the draft 2015 Comprehensive Plan and proposed land-use map changes on July 6; council members asked questions but took no formal votes on the plan at the session, and no public comments were recorded.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At an Aug. 12, 2019 special workshop the Sun Valley mayor and council reviewed financing options and a proposed capital improvement plan and debated whether to adopt a policy setting thresholds for leasing versus buying; no policy was adopted.
Prinsburg, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota
Bollig reported the town's water-tower work is nearly finished; the council authorized Change Order #2 for $3,800 to sandblast and paint the tower pit and approved $1,200 for new tower lettering. Testing will follow before the tower is returned to service.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Claudia McCain told the council that bridge artwork will be installed this summer but is delayed by bridge construction; Idaho Transportation Department will retain ownership and the first annual cleaning is scheduled for spring 2018.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council reviewed the Street & Path, Capital Improvement, Workforce Housing and Land Acquisition funds, agreed to a budget workshop at 10 a.m. July 7, 2015, and scheduled a July 9, 2015 meeting at 2 p.m. to approve the Tentative Budget.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
Council recorded that employee Dustin Sharkey passed water/wastewater certifications and approved a $200-per-week compensation adjustment (from both water and sewer EPF) effective immediately. The council heard routine updates on lift stations, generator responses to power outages, pond testing and street maintenance.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council approved the 2017 Operating Plan for the Cooperative Fire Protection Agreement — the fifth consecutive year of the document — with only name updates; the plan ensures mutual aid among valley fire departments.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council authorized the mayor to enter into a contract with REE-Construction for mold mitigation in an amount not to exceed $17,231.62 after Street Superintendent Bill Whitesell reported mold found on both west and east sides of the building.
Frederic, Polk County, Wisconsin
Frederic approved checks #193996–194039 and authorized beginning a Department of Revenue chargeback process for a portion of the 2024 property taxes on parcel #126-00447-0100 after a closed session; both motions carried.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
The council approved an excavation permit for Parcel #04.13.01.1005 (605 Wilson Street). Tapping fees for water and sewer have been paid; the work will require cutting the street and is expected to last about one week.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Fire Chief Ray Franco and staff outlined the Fire Department’s proposed budget, capital spending and a proposal for housing at the Elkhorn Fire Station; council asked for personnel and cost clarifications as part of the ongoing Tentative Budget review.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley council approved a permit to bring a Life Flight helicopter to the Blaine County Fire Expo at Festival Meadows on June 24, 2017; city public-safety staff said the display will provide public education and outreach for children and residents.
Frederic, Polk County, Wisconsin
The board approved Frederic Arts' application for a temporary picnic license for concerts scheduled Aug. 18 and Sept. 19; the motion carried.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The City Council awarded a contract to Pierce Manufacturing for a new fire pumper/tanker not to exceed $815,022 after staff reported the lower bid failed to meet requirements. Fire Chief Robrahn said leasing may be worth considering and the council asked staff to provide lease-versus-purchase numbers at the next meeting.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
The Finance Officer presented a preliminary 2025 budget (CPI 3%, growth 1.3%) showing a proposed 2.5% employee raise; the SD Department of Legislative Audit informed the FO that Jefferson meets the $600,000 receipts threshold and must undergo audits for 2022 and 2023.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
At the Aug. 5 meeting the council approved providing a Union County certificate of liability insurance (estimate $100) for Fore the Cure’s 5K walk/run on Sept. 21, 2024, and later approved tent placement for Jefferson Beer Supply events on Aug. 10 and Sept. 21.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley Economic Development asked the council to fund its FY2018 request at the same level as last year—$8,500—while reporting that middle‑income housing work now consumes roughly 30–40% of staff time as the local market shifts.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Police Chief Walt Femling reviewed the proposed Police Department budget and answered multiple council questions about staffing, operations and capital needs during the June 23 budget workshop.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council held a public hearing and unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 541, the appropriation ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2019, after a third reading by title. The ordinance passed on unanimous roll-call votes.
Frederic, Polk County, Wisconsin
The Frederic Village Board approved moving forward with an amendment to the Animal Control ordinance to include provisions addressing feral cats after police reported multiple complaints.
Frederic, Polk County, Wisconsin
The Personnel and Finance Committee recommended changing the Park Board to a Park and Recreation Committee; the board opted to continue discussions with the Park Board and Public Works before taking further action.
Frederic, Polk County, Wisconsin
Frederic officials reviewed funding options for the Wisconsin Avenue Project, including a board discussion about using TID funds to reduce loan size; staff also reported a Department of Revenue equalized-value error affecting the village TID and 2025/2026 payments.
Frederic, Polk County, Wisconsin
The Frederic Village Board approved Resolution 08112025 authorizing up to $762,873 in Water System Revenue Bonds, Series 2025, and approved a related $1,695,274 Financial Assistance Agreement to support the Wisconsin Avenue Project.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
The Jefferson City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2024-R02 on Aug. 5, 2024, opposing Initiated Measure 28, saying the state ballot measure would conflict with existing law and could cost the city about $4,000 annually by removing retail sales taxes on many items.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
In an eight-minute Jan. 25 special meeting, the Sun Valley Mayor and City Council approved a $715 change order for the Elkhorn Fire Station remodel and authorized a $73,851.79 progress payment to Construction Solutions Company, then adjourned at 4:10 PM.
Scofield, Carbon County, Utah
The commission reviewed and voted to forward Joe Lampers’ residential garage site plan for approval after checking setbacks and required blueprints; Lampers said he will submit final building plans to the county.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
In a brief special session on Aug. 6, 2019, the Sun Valley City Council opened and closed a public hearing with no speakers, unanimously approved Ordinance No. 541 (appropriation ordinance for the fiscal year starting Oct. 1, 2019), and adjourned at 4:05 PM.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
After a presentation by Trout Unlimited, the council approved a $2,000 allocation from Special Events funds to support a Trout Unlimited/USGS study; the roll-call vote was unanimous.
Scofield, Carbon County, Utah
Scofield planning commissioners reviewed a site plan for CG3 LLC’s proposed surface-mining operation and identified missing dimensions, water/sewer impact details, fuel and waste containment information and traffic safety analysis; residents demanded detailed reports on water supply, dust and truck egress before approval.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley council approved a $73,851.79 progress billing from Construction Solutions Company at a Jan. 25 special meeting after City Administrator Robertson said the invoice was delayed in materials; the council recorded a unanimous vote among members present.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
Council voted to pay audited warrants and reported monthly payroll totals: General Fund $15,752.80, Water $718.87, Sewer $718.87; vendor payments listed in the minutes included Core and Main $1,749.21 and Loren Fischer Disposal $4,025.00 among others.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special Aug. 6 meeting, the Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved Ordinance No. 541, the appropriation ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2019. The public hearing drew no speakers; the ordinance was read by title.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council authorized an Aircraft Landing and Takeoff Permit for Air St. Luke’s to support the Ketchum and Sun Valley Fire Department Appreciation Day at Festival Meadows on June 27, 2015; the motion to authorize the Mayor to sign passed unanimously.
Scofield, Carbon County, Utah
Members reaffirmed that planning meetings will continue to be scheduled the first Saturday of each month when business requires it and agreed submissions and communications should go through the town office to preserve open‑meeting transparency.
Scofield, Carbon County, Utah
A separate residential site‑plan application from Joe Lampers for a garage and small house was reviewed and moved forward for approval pending standard blueprint submissions; commissioners found the garage setbacks and dimensions acceptable.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
Parks staff reported successful Days of '59 activities and donations totaling $605.50 plus a $1,000 memorial donation; council discussed replacing picnic tables (~$1,200 each), installing batting-area netting (~$400) and acquiring a new grill for National Night Out.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council approved Resolution 2015-14 adopting the Blaine County Multi-Jurisdictional All‑Hazard Mitigation Plan after a presentation by Police Chief Walt Femling and a short question-and-answer period; the vote was unanimous.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members discussed priorities for a City Hall update — including hallways and staff offices — and Council Member Michelle Griffith asked to schedule a work session on the Capital Improvement Fund; no formal funding changes were adopted July 9.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a Jan. 25 special meeting, the Sun Valley Mayor and City Council approved Change Order No. 08 adding $715 to the Elkhorn Fire Station remodel. City Administrator Robertson said the project is winding down and the adjustment was reviewed by the architect; the motion passed unanimously among those present.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley council approved Resolution 2016-27 supporting reclassification of Elkhorn and Dollar Roads as major collectors after a presentation; a public hearing was opened and closed with no comment, and the motion passed unanimously among members present.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
Police Chief reviewed activity including traffic warnings and agency assists; water tower inspection scheduled for Aug. 10, water plant inspection Aug. 9; Esther Street repairs estimated mid–late September.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Street Superintendent Bill Whitesell presented the FY2016 Street Department budget and answered council questions; staff previewed topics for the July 23 budget session and the meeting adjourned at 2:59 p.m.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2019–2020 tentative budget and directed staff to advertise a public hearing on Aug. 1, 2019 at 4:00 PM for the Annual Appropriation Ordinance after a unanimous vote at a special meeting July 9.
Scofield, Carbon County, Utah
Members expressed safety concerns about the proposed powder magazine location and asked the applicant to provide minimum setback calculations and, if necessary, move the structure further from town.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council conditionally approved Subdivision Plat Amendment SUBPA2015-03 for White Clouds (Corrected Lots 27B, 28C & White Clouds Townhomes) after a presentation stating unanimous Planning & Zoning Commission support; approval was subject to findings of fact.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley council approved Final Plat Application SUBFP2016-06 for Diamond Back Townhomes (Sublots 9–12 and Tract F) after a presentation noting Planning & Zoning Commission support; the motion passed unanimously among members present.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
Finance Officer Michaeleen Roark presented the proposed 2024 budget; council set a special session for Aug. 23, 2023 at 7 p.m. in City Hall to review budget details.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council approved IT investments including an on-site server replacement and online bill pay (estimated $4,500 CIP and $2,400 Administration), server room air conditioning, leases for two police vehicles and a $99,260 City Hall update as part of 2020 budget approvals.
Scofield, Carbon County, Utah
Community members raised concerns about dust, fan noise, light pollution and pollutant runoff; the applicant said sediment ponds, oil‑skimming controls, landscaping and modern fans would be used and that final designs will meet permits.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Susan Robertson presented the Community Development and Building Safety budget; Council President Keith Saks asked clarifying questions about permits and enforcement revenue assumptions and Robertson responded that staff would provide further details at the next workshop.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Susan Robertson presented proposed FY2016 expenditures for legislative services, administration and contingency; council members asked several questions about external contracts, staffing and contingency planning, and requested additional detail to inform final budget decisions.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
Local property owners presented a petition and map asking the city to vacate highlighted streets; the council asked the finance officer to contact adjacent landowners and will review the request at its Sept. 7 meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council confirmed Nancy Flannigan as city clerk in a unanimous vote of members present at a Dec. 15 special meeting. Mayor Hendricks appointed Flannigan and earlier announced one-time bonuses for two employees.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council reduced a $15,000 BCHA request to $9,000, noting new housing administrator costs of about $6,000 and weighing city benefit from the allocation.
Scofield, Carbon County, Utah
Commissioners and residents asked CG3 for vehicle-type and truck-count data and urged the company to study relocating the site entrance north or adding a frontage road to reduce safety risks at a blind curve; the applicant estimates about 20 haul trucks per day and will provide detailed numbers.
Scofield, Carbon County, Utah
Officials told CG3 to submit a formal water/sewer impact study and engineering details for on‑site fire suppression and hydrants; the applicant said it plans an on‑site tank capable of fire suppression and offered to explore municipal ties.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Susan Robertson gave an overview of FY2016 general government revenues, including property tax projections, franchise fees, business licenses and shared revenues; City Treasurer Angela Walls answered council questions and members flagged areas for follow-up at the next budget session on July 23, 2015.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Key motions at the Sun Valley special meeting: a procedural break; approval of a $12,015.30 revised change order for the Elkhorn Fire Station remodel (unanimous among council members present in the chamber); and adjournment.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
The council accepted a corrected warranty deed transferring 503 Main Street to the city and voted to declare the lot surplus, advertize it for sealed bids and open bids on Sept. 7, 2023.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
After discussion about salary levels and the size of the request, the council agreed to allocate $320,000 to Visit Sun Valley for the upcoming year.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
After a brief debate on whether to hold the line or increase support, the council approved Mountain Rides' request for $352,500 to support public transit services serving the city.
Scofield, Carbon County, Utah
Schofield planning commissioners reviewed CG3 LLC's surface-mine site plan and identified missing engineering data, including a water/sewer impact report, building dimensions, truck counts and safety setbacks for explosives; the applicant agreed to submit revised plans and studies.
Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
City Attorney reported litigation and default notices regarding the former JHS property; council directed the building inspector be involved, ordered a written scope addressing asbestos and rodent control, and approved advertising for demolition bids.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a Nov. 18 special meeting the Sun Valley City Council approved a revised change order totaling $12,015.30 for the Elkhorn Fire Station remodel after staff reported the contractor agreed to reduce delay charges by three days.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
On June 16, 2015 the Sun Valley City Council voted to read Ordinance 475 by title during its second-reading agenda item; the motion passed unanimously and the ordinance was read aloud by the city administrator. The ordinance clarifies reimbursements and health insurance options for the mayor and council.
Duncan Unified District (4228), School Districts, Arizona
Superintendent Eldon Merrell said the board’s Proposition 301 plan addendum is intended to deliver all available funds to teachers; the board approved the addendum and separately approved extra pay stipends for 2025–26.
Steuben County, Indiana
Debbie Arnett, court reporter for the Circuit Court, received council permission to proceed with the process of requesting an additional appropriation to purchase courtroom chairs after already receiving commissioner approval; she will return with an official request at the next council meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council approved department budgets as amended, kept a $75,000 contingency, and placed $3.5 million into the Capital Improvement Fund while approving several capital and operational expenditures including a City Hall update at $99,260.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
With the city clerk on a 12-week maternity leave and no treasurer in place, the council authorized a contract with Valley Temp Services at $21 per hour for a not-to-exceed $7,600 cost, to be covered from funds left from a vacant finance manager position.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
At its Aug. 15 meeting the board authorized submission of $40,000 in grant documents under MCOPS, renewed an advertising agreement for Flowood Compass Magazine, approved a $2,500 Hartfield Booster Club sponsorship payment, authorized stop-loss policy signatory designation, and hired two Laborer 2 positions (Makenzie Magee and Shelby Shipp).
Duncan Unified District (4228), School Districts, Arizona
The board approved two volunteer football coaches and three volunteer drivers/chaperones. Board recorded one abstention (Member Wagley) on the volunteer drivers/chaperones motion; the motion nonetheless carried.
Steuben County, Indiana
The council approved a $7,000 transfer within the Statewide 911 Communications budget to cover overtime; Gary LeTourneau also gave a brief update on the county's Motorola radio project.
Duncan Unified District (4228), School Districts, Arizona
The board approved a contract to hire Ideal Therapies for occupational therapy services for the 2025–26 school year; the superintendent said the vendor also served the district last year.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
Following a public hearing with no public comment, the Flowood Board adopted a resolution setting the FY2016 ad valorem tax levy at 20 mills; City Clerk Joshua Carlisle presented budget details during the hearing.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously authorized the mayor to sign Year 4 pre-design task orders for the Road and Path Bond Program, clearing the next step for planned pedestrian and road projects under the bond program.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council approved 2016 wildland fire hourly wage rates at its Aug. 16 meeting after staff presented a deployment analysis that "comes out to about an $8,000 benefit." Council discussed vehicle wear-and-tear and noted paid-on-call coverage costs were not included in the analysis.
Steuben County, Indiana
Under SEA 321-2016 the council reviewed 2017 Budget Max Levy and circuit breaker estimates provided by the DLGF and issued a statement urging all taxing units to stay within their max levy limits due to impacts on county government and constituents.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
The board denied a sign-variance request from Tammy Wellington (Earthwalk Shoes) for 2323 Lakeland Drive, Suite C; Building Official Mike Prestage explained the ordinance, Wellington and an advocate spoke in favor, and Alderman Kirk McDaniel moved to deny the application on unanimous vote.
Duncan Unified District (4228), School Districts, Arizona
The board unanimously approved hiring Misty Warren as the district school psychologist; Superintendent Merrell noted she provided that service for the district the prior year.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special Aug. 16 meeting the Sun Valley City Council conducted the required third reading of Ordinance No. 489 (the annual appropriation ordinance for fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2016); the motion to read the ordinance by title passed on a roll-call vote and City Administrator Robertson read the ordinance by title.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
Fire Chief Jeffery Welborn recommended promotions for Maurice Joy (battalion chief), Patrick Volden (captain) and Jeff Vance (lieutenant, Step 6); the board approved all three promotions unanimously at its Aug. 1 meeting.
Steuben County, Indiana
Council approved a $47,139 appropriation to correct sheriff payroll and adopted Salary Ordinance No. 888 correcting the IT Network Administrator classification and salary to $38,388 retroactive to Jan. 1, 2016.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Robertson reviewed projected fund balances and the FY2020 proposed budget by fund, including the Fixed Asset Fund (a little over $1 million in expenditures proposed), Capital Improvement Fund line items, the Street & Path Fund revenue source, and the 2018 Bond Fund with no planned 2020 expenditures.
Duncan Unified District (4228), School Districts, Arizona
The board accepted resignations from two support staff members and approved a multi-position hiring list covering special-education aides, substitutes, elementary aides and cafeteria workers; superintendent said additional hires are expected next month.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
At its Aug. 1 meeting, the Flowood Board unanimously approved a consent agenda that included minutes corrections for July 18 and multiple claims dockets (general, Refuge Golf Course, Wirtz Road bike trail, Water Well and Tank Project).
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Mayor Peter Hendricks told the council that Arlene Schieven resigned as SVMA president and said the city will interview candidates for a new treasurer on Aug. 23.
Steuben County, Indiana
After a highway hire was paid from the wrong line item, council authorized paying the employee a laborer starting salary of $23,317 until the worker obtains a CDL; no fund transfer was approved — the Auditor will make an internal ledger correction.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Fire Chief Robrahn presented the Fire Department's FY2020 CIP requests and emphasized goals including a new fire station, emergency responder housing, ongoing interoperability training, and pay-per-call retention and development.
Duncan Unified District (4228), School Districts, Arizona
The board adopted multiple finance, budget and purchasing policies in a second reading. Superintendent Eldon Merrell said the policies ensure the district follows financial laws; the motion passed unanimously among attending members.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
After a public hearing, the Flowood Board unanimously adopted an amendment to the city's comprehensive zoning regulations to address unsightly conditions at vehicle body repair shops; Building Official Mike Prestage presented illustrative photos and no public opposition was recorded.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Resident Jim Bronson told the council he reviewed a Hall Render opinion and asserted that "no cash in lieu of insurance can be done in 2017," urging the council to prioritize citizen safety; Council President Saks asked Bronson to read the remainder of the opinion.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Police Chief Crawford presented the Police Department's CIP and operational requests, including a request for a patrol car, discussion of body cameras, staffing, training, and associated budget line items. Council members questioned necessity and operational costs.
Steuben County, Indiana
Council approved re-appropriation of a $19,265 NIPSCO refund to the Major Moves Event Center project, while several members questioned total costs (noting more than $2.1 million spent) and urged exploring private management options rather than county-operated event planning.
Duncan Unified District (4228), School Districts, Arizona
Superintendent Eldon Merrell told the board the district opened its third day of school with several operational problems — multiple AC units out, a water tank issue and a pending bus-hire subject to testing — while enrollment held near 373 students.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
The board approved payment of $583,000 to Wildlife Mississippi to purchase 212 wetland credits for the golf course and conference center site as part of the Aug. 21 consent agenda.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council approved Ordinance No. 489, the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2016, by roll-call votes with all present council members voting aye.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Police Chief Crawford requested a speed trailer to address speeding concerns; the council approved purchase from MPH Institute for $3,926.94 and an additional $204 for annual postal box rental. Chief Crawford also requested up to $300 for decals.
Steuben County, Indiana
Steuben County Clerk Chief Deputy Tangi Manahan requested $18,000 and internal transfers to buy poll pads for the November general election, saying about 30 counties use the system; the council approved the purchase and transfers 7–0.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
At the Aug. 21 meeting the Flowood Board approved rezoning a parcel described as the NW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 33 from L-C to C-3 after the applicant explained the purpose; the ordinance passed by unanimous vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council authorized the Mayor to sign a renewal contract with Granicus following a motion by Council Member Michelle Griffith and a unanimous roll-call vote. No financial details were recorded in the meeting transcript.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
A quick summary of motions recorded at the Aug. 25 meeting: consent agenda approved; $144,492 allocated; insurance package approved; CD renewal recorded as carried; meeting adjourned.
Steuben County, Indiana
Steuben County Council approved a $25,400 additional appropriation to acquire Paladin SMARTGOV and pay for extraction and upload of legacy planning/building data; staff said the package includes an $8,100 annual subscription and recommended reevaluating GIS-based systems after four years.
Windsor Town, Sonoma County, California
The council received a presentation from the Sonoma County Library Windsor Branch, presented a certificate to Deborah Doyle, appointed Peter Vigil to the Sonoma County Library Commission (effective Aug. 1, 2026), and approved two youth parks and recreation commissioner appointments.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
The Board unanimously approved hiring Austin Pullens as Mechanic Helper Step 1 on the recommendation of Public Works Director Garry Miller at the Aug. 7 meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council approved a contract award to C&R Electric to install a generator at City Hall for $46,704.56 and granted authority for related change orders and asphalt patching up to the $65,000 available in the budget.
Steuben County, Indiana
Key formal actions recorded by the Steuben County Council include adoption of Ordinances 857 and 858, approval of a $130,000 parking‑lot appropriation, declaration of county tax rates, approvals for communications software and bond transfers, highway appropriations, and several internal transfers. Most measures passed by recorded roll call or majority vote.
Windsor Town, Sonoma County, California
On the Consent Calendar the council held a second reading and adopted Ordinance No. 2026‑408 amending Title V, Chapter 3 (Skating Park Regulations) of the Windsor Municipal Code.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Administrators told the board that sections of the NEOLA policy package will go to the Policy Committee in September, with full-board adoption expected later this year; the board noted the timeline at its Aug. 25 meeting.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
The Flowood Board unanimously approved consent-agenda items across its Aug. 7 and Aug. 21 meetings, including authorization for up to $6,500,000 in refunding bonds, a $43,212.40 purchase agreement for 35 TASER devices, change order adding $48,790 to a water-well contract, and several infrastructure and development-related approvals.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council declined a higher-cost friction seal proposal and authorized a street sealing contract using slurry seal with a not-to-exceed authorization of $30,000 (including traffic control). The superintendent will select the contractor.
Steuben County, Indiana
Council approved transfers to buy PowerPhone EMD software (total $56,320.30, split between 2010 and 2013 bond funds) and approved multiple internal transfers to move $21,800 into overtime and two Statewide 911 transfers to rebalance communications budgets; Auditor warned County General Communications budget may not last through December.
Steuben County, Indiana
Steuben County public works reported a $2,813,600 federal award for a joint CR 200 N / SR 827 project with the City of Angola and approved $63,062.50 in appropriations to replace two highway trucks. The county plans 2015 budget items for professional services, right‑of‑way and construction.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Administrators moved the Phase 2 bid date to Aug. 27 and announced a groundbreaking ceremony on Sept. 5, 2025 at 9:45 a.m. at Medford Area Senior High School for a new addition; construction updates were provided by Adam Schwarz.
Windsor Town, Sonoma County, California
Three members of the public told the council they opposed the proposed Windsor Creek Multi‑Family Project during public comment, raising concerns the council may consider in future agenda items.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved a contract with Imperial Asphalt to perform path slurry sealing and striping. The award was moved by Council Member Michelle Griffith and seconded by Council Member Brad DuFur.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
At its Aug. 7 meeting the Flowood Board of Aldermen opened a public hearing on the city's intent to issue up to $5,000,000 in general obligation bonds or sell a bond to the Mississippi Development Bank; no members of the public protested and the board approved a resolution confirming publication and absence of protest.
Steuben County, Indiana
Commissioners requested a $130,000 appropriation for parking‑lot repairs and ADA fixes, which the council approved. The request surfaced broader tensions over Major Moves funding and a proposed FEMA‑oriented park safety building; some council members questioned the project's future operational costs and revenue assumptions.
Steuben County, Indiana
Ordinance No. 858 amended 2014 salaries, raising the Deputy Prosecutor to $59,100.18 and setting the IV‑D Attorney/Prosecutor at $55,000.04. Council adopted the ordinance by roll call (6–0) after suspending procedural rules for second and third readings.
Windsor Town, Sonoma County, California
The council accepted municipal well improvements for the Los Amigos Shallow ASR project (Resolution No. 4102‑26) and approved a drilling services agreement authorizing up to $82,398 for a monitoring well and contingency.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The school board reviewed proposals for general liability, property, workers' compensation, crime and cyber insurance and voted to approve the presented insurance package on Aug. 25; the motion carried with no recorded opposition.
Steuben County, Indiana
The council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 857 on Aug. 12, 2014 to raise the E‑911 Communications Director’s annual salary to $50,197.06, funded from the Statewide 911 budget line. The ordinance passed under suspension of rules with a 6–0 roll call vote (one member absent).
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Michelle Griffith asked that planned payments to The Housing Company be added to the Workforce Housing Fund; staff agreed to add the item for inclusion in FY2020 budget materials.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
Following a public hearing on the FY2019 budgets, the Board adopted a resolution setting the ad valorem tax levy at 20 mills for fiscal year 2019 during the Aug. 20 meeting.
Windsor Town, Sonoma County, California
The Town Council voted 4–1 to put a one percent (one‑cent) transactions and use tax before voters on the November 3, 2026 ballot, directing the town attorney to prepare an impartial analysis and authorizing ballot arguments and rebuttals.
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
Council members and town officials planned a review of the personnel book and job descriptions; the council discussed requiring background checks for new hires. Acting Mayor Barnes read Council Member O'Dell’s resignation.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
At its Aug. 25 meeting the Medford Area Public School District board approved the consent agenda and authorized a $144,492 allocation from unallocated funds to cover higher utilities, WRS increases and insurance costs; motions carried with no recorded opposition.
Windsor Town, Sonoma County, California
Windsor planners presented amendments to Title 17 to implement Housing Element programs; after public comment, the council introduced the ordinance as amended to remove Section 17.8.2.090, passing the motion 4–1.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Michelle Griffith said Sun Valley could support an increase requested by Mountain Rides only if any route cuts in other municipalities would not shift service gaps or costs to Sun Valley.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
The Board authorized advertising bids for the Liberty Park Baseball Fields turf project and awarded the Conference Center Roadway improvements bid to Hemphill Construction, both approved unanimously at the Aug. 6 meeting.
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
The council heard an update that the Avoca Heritage Trail Transportation Alternatives Program grant is pending approval from ARDOT; Ald. Sullivan reminded the council the grant is matching and reimbursable.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Street Superintendent Bill Whitesell outlined a list of proposed equipment purchases for FY2020 including an Oshkosh snowplow truck and an Elgin street sweeper; Mayor Hendricks requested annual upkeep figures for the fleet, which Whitesell agreed to provide.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
The Board approved multiple consent-agenda items including acceptance of a $51,527 Police Traffic Services grant, ratification of a $1,192,500 Section 592 water‑improvements grant agreement, several claims dockets, and a Resolution urging the Mississippi Legislature to assist municipalities with infrastructure funding.
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
Chairman James Mills and Town Attorney Edwin McClure are updating the town zoning book for consistency; McClure will provide a letter template for code enforcement to notify noncompliant residents.
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
Acting Mayor Barnes reported Avoca Fire & Rescue handled 45 calls in July 2019: 30 EMS, 8 fire, 2 miscellaneous and 5 motor vehicle accidents. Council received the monthly report during staff updates.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council voted to fund Sun Valley Economic Development at $8,500 after a brief discussion; Council Member Michelle Griffith recused herself from the item.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The board approved second readings for several facility- and finance-related policies and held first readings for equal employment opportunity, staff ethics, staff conflicts of interest and harassment-in-the-workplace policies.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
The Board adopted ordinances amending the Retail Sale of Beer and the Qualified Resort Area Ordinance to permit beer sales by restaurants and hotels between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 midnight daily, aligning local code with Mississippi Department of Revenue changes.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members questioned the Sun Valley Marketing Alliance's overhead and suggested a cut to $245,000, but the council ultimately agreed to keep the Alliance's requested funding level (amount not specified in the transcript) and asked the Mayor to press the organization on reducing overhead.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Administrators told the board that several support-staff openings remain across district schools (one at RVA, one each at MAES/SES, two at MAMS) while MASH reported all positions filled.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Community Development Director Ternet presented department staffing, recent achievements and requested two vehicle leases plus funding for a forestry assessment; the council asked for clarifications before approval.
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
Town Attorney Edwin McClure was instructed to notify the owner that the mobile home at 425 Sheppard Road must be removed under Ordinance 107; attorney noted the town cannot ban mobile homes outright but may limit them to R2 zoning.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
The Board adopted an ordinance abandoning the City's interest in Glensview Drive (between MS Highway 25 and Vine Street) on sixteenth-section land, clearing the way for the Rankin County School District to proceed with bidding for a new high school.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley increased support for Mountain Rides to $295,000 and council members pushed for extended late-night bus hours to coincide with bar closings, asking the transit provider to follow through.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The board acknowledged that Abby Bank has provided the district with a line of credit for 2024–25 carrying an interest rate of 6.350%; the arrangement was presented for approval in the meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Architects' estimate for a City Hall update returned higher than expected; council members were asked to bring a target spending number to the July 8 meeting and staff will provide a cost breakout and other figures.
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
After a resident raised safety and nuisance concerns about bike events, the Avoca Town Council voted unanimously to withdraw town support and end town-sanctioned biking events. Acting Mayor Nanette Barnes will notify the event organizer.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
After a public hearing, the board determined the property at 138 Westview Drive (Parcel J12A-1-270) constitutes "a menace to the public health and safety," adopted a Resolution requiring cleanup, and authorized filing a Lis Pendens and pursuit of penalties and costs under MCA §21-19-11.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a June 17 special meeting the Sun Valley Mayor and City Council reviewed the proposed FY2020 budget, asked staff for detailed cost figures on capital requests and city hall renovation estimates, and set a July 8 follow-up to propose spending limits.
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
Recorder-Treasurer Nanette Barnes reported 47 Avoca Fire & Rescue calls in July 2018, no NEBCO EMS items, one new business permit (Cajun Queen Cuisine), and that Benjamin Dodge of Need Geek installed a computer backup system for $512.99 and will perform quarterly checks.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council restored wildland response revenue and some expense lines, reduced selected capital requests (thermal imagers), and kept training funding at $31,500 while asking for a breakdown of training expenditures.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Board finance representatives reported a favorable 2023–24 audit, reviewed quotes for the MAES gym floor replacement and said insurance should cover $150,000 toward the project.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
Mayor Gary Rhoads recommended and the Board adopted a resolution appointing Interim Chief Ricky McMillan as Chief of Police and approved hiring three patrol officers (Vernardo Patterson, Christopher Hanna, Aaron Messer).
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
Town Attorney Edwin McClure told the council the Ruiz property on Tucks Chapel Road is out of compliance; the council decided on a $1,000 fine ($500 per offense) and required that lot-split approval wait until percolation tests show both lots can perk and a building permit is obtained.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council approved a revised tentative budget for fiscal year 2016–17 with line-item adjustments across fire, street and external-contract funding and set a public hearing for Aug. 4, 2016 at 4:00 p.m.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Key votes at the Sun Valley special meeting include unanimous authorization for the mayor to countersign a Fire Services Agreement with the Ketchum Rural Fire District and a unanimous adjournment vote.
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
Organizer Jason Evans was authorized to close the street in front of town hall and use the park for a two-day Cycle Cross race Dec. 1–2; council required Evans to cover any potential damage to park grounds.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
Fire Chief Jeffrey Welborn presented and the Board approved several promotions — including two captains and two lieutenants — and hired four new Private II recruits. All motions carried unanimously at the Aug. 6 meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members at Sun Valley's May 20 special meeting pushed back on a letter from Ketchum Council Member Jim Slanetz, saying it unfairly criticized Sun Valley staff; the mayor called such public criticism between officials offensive while keeping the door open to substantive talks.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Following budget discussion and requests for follow‑up, Council Member Jane Conard moved to adjourn; the motion passed unanimously and the meeting ended at 6:55 p.m.
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
Council approved hiring contractor Rick Austin to supply pavilion framing and metal roofing for the Steam Whistle Depot pavilion; pad has been poured and council recorded a contractor price around $14,360–$14,500 plus labor.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously authorized the mayor to countersign a Fire Services Agreement with the Ketchum Rural Fire District, after staff described an RFP-based approach that would give Ketchum Rural its own chief and clarified that EMS funding remains separate.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Councilors discussed workforce housing policy and allowances; City Administrator Susan Robertson said rent revenue may rise under a management agreement with the Blaine County Housing Authority and Community Development Director Jae Hill offered to collaborate on an affordable housing policy.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The board reviewed a 2024–25 budget showing a projected deficit of $235,834, discussed mill rate projections (from $5.87 to an estimated $5.53 without referendum) and outlined the estimated additional 0.47 mill impact if the November bond passes.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special meeting Sept. 18, 2018, the Sun Valley City Council approved Subdivision Final Plat Approval Application SUBFP 2018-068 for Sublot 26 and Tract K on Diamond Back Road (Diamond Back Townhomes) by a 4-0 roll-call vote.
Avoca, Benton County, Arkansas
The Town of Avoca adopted Ordinance 121 — Rules and Regulations for Mobile Food & Outdoor Vendors — during its Aug. 14, 2018 meeting, approving all three readings and an emergency clause by unanimous roll calls.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council reviewed a lower‑than‑anticipated chip seal estimate and a road‑reconstruction plan and agreed to replace the street maintenance building roof at an estimated $50,000 rather than a $14,500 repair.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Key votes at the Feb. 10, 2022 special Sun Valley council meeting: a motion to table rescinding the mask mandate failed on a mayoral tie-breaker; the subsequent motion to rescind the order passed after the mayor again cast the deciding vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special meeting Aug. 14, 2018, the Sun Valley City Council adopted Ordinance No. 531, the appropriation ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2018, on a 3–0 roll call vote; the meeting opened at 4:09 PM and adjourned at 4:14 PM.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The Medford Area Public School District board voted 9–0 to accept an initial resolution and place a $22,665,000 general obligation bond question on the Nov. 5, 2024 ballot to fund a high school addition, renovations and district facility improvements.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Fire staff requested purchases including replacement SCBA cylinders, a fill station and an air compressor to avoid traveling to Ketchum; a mobile compressor was estimated at about $100,000 and full replacement SCBA pack costs could total about $200,000.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Michelle Griffith thanked staff for supporting Rebecca Rusch's 'Rebecca's Private Idaho' event and relayed a resident's request to install signs on Fairway Road advising pedestrians not to walk in the middle of the street; the mayor said staff would consult police and community development about the suggestion.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley's City Council voted to rescind the Third Amended Public Health Emergency Order No. 2021-01 requiring facial coverings in public places after a 3-2 outcome on Feb. 10, 2022; Mayor Peter Hendricks cast the tie-breaking vote in favor of rescinding the order.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Jane Conard distributed results of a Personnel Policy update and announced the subject will be discussed at the council's regular meeting on Sept. 6, 2018; the council took no substantive action at the special meeting beyond scheduling the item.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Fire Chief Ray Franco told the council call volume is double last year and defended training increases tied to new hires and ISO requirements; council members asked for breakdowns and suggested exploring joint training to reduce costs.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The board approved second-reading adoption of three scholarship-related policies and accepted changes to JBA Student Harassment/Bullying Complaint Procedures after motion and discussion; several administrative policies were presented for first reading.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Ordinance No. 564, which sets administrative rules for collecting and administering development impact fees (including possible exceptions), was adopted unanimously by the Sun Valley City Council after a brief staff presentation and a public hearing with no speakers.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Finance recommended accepting the district's insurance bid across general liability, property, workers' compensation, crime and cyber lines; the board approved that recommendation and also approved a 2022–23 line of credit. Vote tallies were not provided in the transcript.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council on July 5 pressed staff to tighten proposed FY2017 operating budgets, questioning contingency line items and training increases while flagging optimism in Local Option Tax revenue projections; follow‑up items were requested prior to major capital spending.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council approved payment of invoices received after the July 27 due date that stem from an April 23 task order allowing initial negotiated scopes not to exceed $75,000 for Terracon and $100,000 for Galena Engineering; the council voted unanimously to authorize the payments.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2021-09 to amend the 2015 Comprehensive Plan by adopting Appendix VII, which contains the Police and Fire Departments' impact fee studies and capital improvement plans; the public hearing drew no comments.
Hancock, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
Key formal actions: the board voted not to recuse Chair Kevin Murphy; it ordered an independent peer review of ITW's property valuation and continued the tower hearing to Sept. 2 with the applicant's consent. The board also directed a member to work with town staff to secure the reviewer and escrow funding from ITW.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Police Chief Walt Femling told the Council turnover is a problem and justified salary increases to recruit and retain officers, noting that recruiting a no‑experience officer costs about $78,400 and that the department holds roughly $85,000 in fund balance it does not expect to spend this year.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Public commenters opposed a vaccine mandate while council members and staff focused on scope, enforcement and legal risk; City Administrator warned the city could lose staff and face economic consequences if it imposed a mandate.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special Aug. 9 meeting the Sun Valley council approved moving $111,000 from the General Fund health-insurance line (10-415-250) into the contingency fund so staff and council can continue studying the issue before finalizing the FY2019 appropriation (Ordinance No. 531).
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Jordan Buss reported the district was not selected for a FEMA grant for the dome; the board authorized staff to reapply on a motion that was recorded as passed (tally not specified).
Hancock, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
The board voted to hire a certified appraiser to peer‑review ITW's property valuation report within four weeks and continued the hearing to Sept. 2 with the applicant's consent; the applicant agreed to make its appraiser available and to pay peer‑review costs via escrow.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
An IT contractor told the Council that wiring at City Hall and the Fire Department is old and inadequate; a comprehensive survey and vendor quotes are needed and wireless-only solutions were flagged for reliability and security concerns.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved Public Health Emergency Order 2021-01 (mask guidance) after council members cited hospital capacity concerns and asked residents to cooperate with school solidarity requests.
Snelling-Merced Falls Union Elementary, School Districts, California
Principal Alison Kahl told the board that employee Dion Ortega submitted his resignation and that the district will post a MOT position on EdJoin; she also announced Back to School Night (Aug. 27) and the Grandparents' Luncheon (Sept. 5). At the end of the meeting board member Jessica Gobbell resigned after moving out of the district.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Mindy S. provided the board an update on back-to-school COVID protocols at the Aug. 29 meeting. The transcript notes the update but does not include procedural specifics or changes to district protocols.
Hancock, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
Multiple abutters and Hancock residents raised safety, setback, erosion and property‑value concerns at the Aug. 5 hearing, and cited alleged errors in the applicant's property report and procedural omissions (notice, regional impact, and 65‑day deadline).
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Police Chief Walt Femling proposed installing a key‑card access system and security cameras on City buildings to better control external and internal door access; vendor estimates used for budgeting ranged roughly $3,000–$3,500 per door.
Snelling-Merced Falls Union Elementary, School Districts, California
At its Aug. 14 meeting the Snelling-Merced Falls Union Elementary School District board approved the July 17 minutes and authorized General Fund warrants of $35,524.71 and Cafeteria Fund warrants of $1,502.72; motions were moved and seconded by trustees and carried without a recorded roll-call tally.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley’s City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 561, an emergency powers ordinance, after a brief public hearing and a requested addition to a WHEREAS clause referencing COVID-19 health-care delivery limits.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Laura Lundy announced that the district was awarded a Fast Forward Grant totaling $50,000; the board noted the award during recognitions and recorded routine business thereafter.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Ketchum Computers presented a plan to replace the City’s expiring server warranty and move email to a cloud service to gain storage capacity; leasing is an option staff will explore.
Hancock, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
Industrial Tower & Wireless presented a July 11 balloon test and photo survey; the applicant said visibility was limited to a few spots within two miles, but multiple abutters, especially from the historic district, said the balloon and photos show the tower would be visible and an eyesore.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Staff explained the origin and purpose of the tentative budget 'Contingency' funds and the council discussed a contingency amount of $75,000 during the July 3 meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
During council comments at the Aug. 17 special meeting, Council Member Jane Conard said she was concerned about the health of Sun Valley residents due to wildfire smoke and COVID; Council Member Keith Saks said he agreed.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Susan Robertson presented the complete proposed budget to the Council and public, noting fund balances exceed the City’s 16‑week target. Robertson said staff would break out roughly $1.6 million in capital requests by department and recommended closing the Debt Service Fund and transferring balances to the General Fund.
Medford Area Public School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
At its Aug. 29 meeting, the Medford Area Public School District Board approved routine consent items, authorized reapplication for a FEMA dome grant after a denial, approved a 2022–23 line of credit and accepted an insurance bid; motions were recorded as carried (tallies not specified).
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special Aug. 17 meeting the Sun Valley Mayor and City Council approved Ordinance No. 559 (Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2021) by a 4-0 roll call vote; City Administrator Walt Femling read the ordinance by title.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
As part of the FY2018–19 budget review the council proposed trading in two Street Department vehicles for one new flatbed truck, discussed use of the storage facility, and approved related capital expenditures after staff briefings.
Hancock, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
Chair Kevin Murphy publicly addressed a letter seeking his recusal from the town's review of Industrial Tower & Wireless's proposed tower. After briefing the board on his contacts and actions, Murphy asked members to vote; the board voted not to recuse him, and he did not cast a vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council authorized up to about $69,440 to complete a chip-and-fog seal street project in partnership with Blaine County, endorsing a sole‑source oil and scheduling the work for July 18. The vote was unanimous.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Bids for the Morning Star Road drainage and shoulder repair project were not ready at the May 12 meeting; city staff moved the item to the June 2, 2015 regular meeting agenda for further consideration.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
A special Sun Valley City Council meeting on Aug. 6, 2021, convened at 4:00 PM, heard no public comment, adopted the annual appropriation ordinance, and adjourned at 4:10 PM.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Golf Director Bryce Burton reported the course remains in good condition despite limited rainfall, noted a seasonal staff decline as students return to school, and confirmed bridge repairs on the course are complete.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Susan Robertson briefed council on half of the FY2017 budget, noting the city projects roughly $500,000 more in revenue than budgeted and discussed revenue sources, foregone property-tax decisions, Local Option Tax accounting, and department expenditure requests.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Jason Miller, Executive Director of Mountain Rides Transportation Authority, presented his budget request and answered extensive questions from council members and the mayor; the transcript records multiple rounds of questioning but no vote on the request.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council approved $322,350 for Mountain Rides, $294,000 for Visit Sun Valley and $500 to clean bridge art; Council agreed to $8,500 for Sun Valley Economic Development with Council Member Michelle Griffith recused from that discussion.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The council approved malt beverage permits for a golf tournament at Valli‑Vu Golf Course on Aug. 24, 2025, and for an event at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds with corrected dates of Aug. 22–23, 2025.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 559, the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2021, during a special meeting Aug. 6, 2021; there were no public comments and the vote was 4-0.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Mayor Peter Hendricks asked the council to schedule public outreach on a proposed redundant transmission line; council agreed to place the item on the July 7, 2016 regular meeting and asked staff to include a call to action in the advertisement.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Chief Romberg updated council on calls for service Jan–Aug 2025, confirmed Officer Cooper passed a physical and will attend the academy, and said he is researching e‑dirt‑bike classifications and potential sidewalk restrictions.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council accepted a $247,016 construction bid from Construction Solutions Company for the Elkhorn Fire Station sleeping-quarters remodel, approved alternates conditionally and asked the architect to do additional due diligence on the contractor's qualifications before finalizing the AIA contract.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council approved changes to the tentative FY2018–19 budget, approved capital expenditures, and directed legal notice for a public hearing on Aug. 2, 2018 at 4:00 PM; the motion passed unanimously by roll call.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At the close of the special meeting, Council Member Jane Conard moved to adjourn, seconded by Council Member Brad DuFur. A roll-call vote recorded four ayes and no nays; the Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 3:35 PM.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Harry Griffith, Executive Director of Sun Valley Economic Development, presented the agency’s budget request and answered multiple council questions; Council President Keith Saks and Mayor Dewayne Briscoe engaged in follow-up.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Femling reviewed the status of the 2018 Bond Construction Fund and detailed current expenditures and projects funded under that bond program.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
David Patrie, Executive Director of the Blaine County Housing Authority, presented his budget request and answered multiple questions from council members; the council recorded several clarifying exchanges but no final action on the request in this meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council approved Resolution 2016-11 to enter a contract with White Peterson Gigray & Nichols, P.A. for city attorney services and confirmed Matthew Johnson as City Attorney. Council discussed retainer scope, travel reimbursement and references.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council discussion included a proposal for the city to cover 100% of staff healthcare charges (and potentially family coverage), signing bonuses for new recruits, and raising the administration merit increase line to $125,000.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Town Attorney Brandon Taylor outlined an affidavit-of-heirship process for cemetery plot transfers and raised concerns over county delays on septic permits, asking staff to research the town's permitting authority inside municipal boundaries.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Street Superintendent Whitesell said the city's Bobcat needs replacement; with trade-in the net cost would be approximately $44,000. City Administrator Femling also said $130,000 is being placed in the Street & Path Fund for path sealing.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Prosecuting Attorney Frederick Allington presented his 2015 budget request; council members asked clarifying questions, particularly Council Member Peter Hendricks and Council President Keith Saks.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Council authorized using $16,799 from engineering/professional services as the local match for a $250,000 Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) planning award to review Safe Routes to School in the Upper Valley.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council approved a permit to allow Air St. Luke's to land a helicopter at the City Festival Meadows for the Fire Services Appreciation Day on June 25 and authorized the Mayor to sign the permit and the Hold Harmless and Indemnification agreement.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Femling presented an updated Capital Improvement Plan, described plans for a potential fire station and said the city will implement a development impact fee study to support infrastructure funding.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
During a July 2 special meeting the Sun Valley council agreed to consolidate capital funding by replacing the dedicated Street and Path Fund with a Capital Improvement Plan Fund and to allocate 20% of the Fire Department’s funds to the CIP Fund.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council voted to pursue fee arbitration through the Idaho State Bar over a $36,247.72 bill from City Attorney Adam King, and approved payment of portions of bills at an adjusted $205 rate pending revised invoices; a separate motion to reject an April 9 charge failed for lack of a second.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Fire Chief Robrahn told council the department expects high activity during upcoming city events, requested hiring another firefighter/paramedic while keeping paid-on-call staff, and identified capital needs including replacing Engine 66, installing vehicle exhaust ventilation, and repairing part of the station roof.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
On second reading the council passed Ordinance 697 prohibiting landscaping and obstructions in town easements and access areas to fire hydrants and infrastructure.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 487, rezoning Tax Lot 1627 from OR-1 to Open Space to allow construction of a municipal well and pump station for the Sun Valley Water & Sewer District; Planning & Zoning had recommended approval.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved a short-term employment agreement authorizing Mayor Dewayne Briscoe to contract with Interim Community Development Director John Gaeddert; the motion was moved by Council Member Michelle Griffith and seconded by Jane Conard.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley council on July 2 approved Task Order Y2D, a $472,980 contract authorization to begin design work for Year 2/3 of the Road & Path Project, so the city can solicit bids in early 2019.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Police Chief Crawford told the council that arrests rose during the pandemic, requested one additional officer, proposed buying a specialized patrol vehicle (higher cost due to equipment), and outlined an officer incentive program tied to training and years of service.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council entered executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(a) to consider hiring a public officer and later agreed to finalize City Attorney hiring logistics at the June 2 regular meeting, including short-term contracts for pending issues.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Council passed Resolution No. 2025‑06 to apply to the State Loan and Investment Board for a State Revolving Fund loan to fund replacement of the South HWY 89 water line.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members voted 4-0 on Feb. 19 to authorize refunding a security deposit to a former tenant of a city-owned condominium after staff requested adding the item to the agenda; the minutes do not state the refund amount.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley council voted 3-0 on June 18, 2018 to approve spending $79,177 plus plumbing to hook up natural gas for two generators and installation at Elkhorn Fire Station, funded from the FY2018 budget.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley council members interviewed three City Attorney candidates May 31 — Frederick Allington, a local interim; a Parsons Behle & Latimer team led by Maria Hart; and Matthew Johnson with Bill Gigray — and commended the high caliber of applicants.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Brad DuFur moved to adjourn, Jane Conard seconded, and a roll-call vote recorded four ayes with no nays; Mayor Hendricks declared the meeting adjourned at 3:57 PM.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Council approved a $37,145.00 payment to Advanced Excavation and awarded the Adams Street Waterline Replacement Project contract to DNS Excavation for $191,550.00.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Assistant Fire Chief Taan Robrahn told council members the department plans to implement a Capital Improvement Program, increase training and interoperability with police, pursue land for a future fire station and develop employee retention strategies.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members and staff discussed the Sun Valley Resort / Village Core Land Use Planning Area during the draft 2015 Comprehensive Plan review, with questions about boundaries and policy language and input from the Sun Valley Company and the City Attorney; no final vote was taken.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Associate Planner Lewis described a $2,000 request from the Idaho Dark Sky Alliance and an MOU establishing an oversight group to track lighting compliance and provide reports and information.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved a contract—up to $5,000—with Boise-based Averti Solutions to assess the city's internal financial controls, voting to authorize the mayor to sign the agreement.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council authorized an Equipment Space Use Agreement permitting Silver Star to place Wi‑Fi access points on town property for a three‑year Smart City pilot; Mayor Jeff Jensen recused himself from the vote because he is employed by Silver Star.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Director of Public Safety Walt Femling reviewed the Police Department's proposed FY2019 budget line by line, noting special events' cost impacts and prompting discussion of incentives to increase officer use of the Wellness Benefit.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council voted unanimously to add an executive session agenda item under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(d), later voted unanimously to enter that executive session, and then unanimously approved adjournment at 6:12 p.m.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Street Superintendent Whitesell requested another part-time employee after the city added a road and said he will pursue buying a striping machine so crews can stripe in-house rather than contracting the work.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council continued review of three remaining Land Use Planning Areas in the draft 2015 Comprehensive Plan—Dollar Mountain, Prospector Hill and the Sun Valley Municipal Complex—hearing questions from council members and comments from staff and the public.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At the close of the June 14 special meeting the council voted to adjourn; the roll call recorded four AYES and no NAYS and Mayor Hendricks declared the meeting adjourned at 5:45 PM.
Milford Center, Union County, Ohio
Councilor Kerry King asked members to deliver any large cost items to the Finance Committee by Oct. 1, 2025 for consideration in the 2026 budget cycle.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Director Skelton said building permits have increased and requested a full-time building technician; council discussed raising appeal fees to manage workloads and offset costs.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Councilors said their top priorities for the FY2017 budget are road maintenance and workforce housing, with other members highlighting capital planning, Mountain Rides funding, and potential urban renewal options.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Ketchum requested $61,719 from Sun Valley for parks and recreation services to local residents; councilors, led by Jane Conard, said the underlying participation data appeared insufficient and calculated a per-child cost they described as excessive.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Finance Manager/Treasurer Crosby told the council insurance costs "may be going up" and offered a working estimate of a 15% increase; the council agreed to explore trimming equipment budgets across departments.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Street Superintendent Whitesell presented the Street Department FY19 requests and Robertson reviewed the Street & Path Fund; Council questioned pathway maintenance frequency and a proposed $4,500 one-time operating-supplies purchase was reduced in future-year budgeting to $2,600 for FY20.
Milford Center, Union County, Ohio
Councilman Noah Eubanks presented six utility adjustments totaling $1,169.75; the council approved the adjustments by a 6-0 vote during the Aug. 11 meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a Feb. 19 special meeting, the Sun Valley City Council approved a short-term employment agreement for John Gaeddert to serve as Interim Community Development Director and authorized the mayor to sign the agreement; the vote was 4-0.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Arlene Schieven told the council that expanded marketing funded after the local option tax resulted in an estimated 46,000 additional room nights (about 40% more visitors) and requested $275,000 from Sun Valley for FY2017 marketing efforts.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Public comment included remarks from Nancy Humphrey and representatives of the Sun Valley Company; the mayor and council responded and recorded follow-up points for staff.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Femling told the council that October–May local-option-tax receipts exceeded expectations and staff workloads have doubled; council discussed using ARPA funds for affordable housing and included merit increases in department budgets.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Community Development Director Ternet told the council that FY18 estimated revenue is lower than FY17 because several large Sun Valley Company projects in FY17 did not recur in FY18, reducing permitting and development revenues.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Jason Miller asked the council for $295,000 for FY2017, described recent ridership highs, a proposed pilot route to Galena Lodge (with a fare) and an on-demand service slated to begin Oct. 1 if funded; he said average federal/local match is about 65/35 and administrative overhead is 18%.
Milford Center, Union County, Ohio
Council accepted the Planning Commission�s recommendation to leave Mr. Shingleton�s W. State St. parcel zoned 'Open' and voted 6-0 to schedule a special public meeting to discuss the matter on Sept. 15 at 6:30 p.m. (date recorded in minutes as Sept. 15, 2026).
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Robertson described Administration Department budget changes while Mayor Hendricks raised concerns about the HR personnel policy review; Council Member Griffith urged using online training to reduce travel costs.
Milford Center, Union County, Ohio
Sheriff Justice reported department statistics and announced a Citizens Academy and a Women�s Firearms Safety Course to increase community engagement and safety programs.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Jane Conard and Blaine County Commissioner McCleary urged the Sun Valley council to delay lifting the indoor mask mandate, arguing the CDC guidance is nuanced; other council members cited high vaccination rates in support of rescission.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council and staff discussed the Sun Valley Gateway LUPA with comments from former Mayor Wayne Willich, Steering Committee chair Peter Palmedo and residents; staff recapped next steps.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Robertson reviewed the Legislation Department budget and the mayor asked council members to select the top three legislative priorities to work on for FY19.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Harry Griffith asked Sun Valley for $10,000 for FY2017, described SVED's funding mix (about 60% private, 40% public), and estimated roughly 350 jobs could come to the community through recent business activity and tax-reimbursement incentives.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Mayor Hendricks and City Administrator Robertson reviewed the FY19 budget timeline and presentation approach, urging council members to 'look at the numbers and ask questions' as departments presented highlights.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a May 17 special meeting the Sun Valley City Council voted 2-1 to rescind Public Health Order 2020-05, removing the city's indoor mask requirement; members cited high local vaccination rates while one member urged more caution.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Weyauwega council approved a $500 donation and land use for parking at the Waupaca County Fair, but rejected a $250 sponsorship for the Fire Department after noting lack of correspondence with neighboring towns about donations.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council discussed the Resort/Village Core LUPA, with comments from Fire Chief Ray Franco about fire-safety considerations and Sun Valley Company representatives offering development perspectives.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Prosecuting Attorney Frederick Allington told the council his proposed contract matches prior years and that his caseload mainly involves DUI, domestic battery and driving-without-privileges cases.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council approved the 2022 budget calendar and set a public hearing for Aug. 5, 2021 after City Administrator Femling reviewed proposed dates and the council agreed on meeting times.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Robertson and the Sun Valley City Council reviewed changes to the FY2019–2028 Capital Improvement Program, focusing on updates to street, community development and administration projects and priorities.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Residents told the council library circulation is up and requested repairs around the library; Kathy Peterson warned that motorized skateboards and scooters on sidewalks are "an accident waiting to happen," while other residents raised a sink hole on private property and a pothole at Ann/Pine/Hanover streets.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members and staff held detailed discussion on recommended Land Use Planning Areas for Dollar Mountain, Prospector Hill and the Sun Valley municipal complex; City Attorney provided legal clarifications and private stakeholders responded.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
After debate over cost and safety, the council awarded Idaho Materials & Construction $3,240,050 for the City Hall intersection and roadway/pathway improvements, including the Elkhorn bike lane; council members noted the project could cost about $400,000 more with the bike lane but said it adds community value.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Mayor Peter Hendricks appointed Rick Webking to Mountain Rides seat #2 and announced his own selection for seat #1; the council unanimously confirmed both appointments by roll call vote.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Council voted unanimously to approve several Class A and B liquor licenses, fermented malt beverage and tobacco retail licenses, operator licenses for multiple employees, and a street use permit for July 23, 2025.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
David Patrie told Sun Valley councilors the Housing Authority will offer additional services in FY2017 for the same contract payment, and said the authority expects approximately $250,000 from the sale of a foreclosed home (less debt repayment).
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a Feb. 9 special meeting, Community Development Director Mark Hofman outlined progress and next steps for the City of Sun Valley's 2015 Comprehensive Plan update; council members pressed for clarifications on process and timing.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
On third reading, a proposed amendment (Ordinance 523) to change Sunrise Park’s designation from Open Space to Recreational failed for lack of a second after Council President Keith Saks argued to retain the current open-space designation and Council Member Michelle Griffith recused herself.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council voted unanimously to allow Mayor Peter Hendricks to sign a state-to-county road relinquishment agreement for the 75 Spur, with the mayor saying the city should receive agreed funds before June 30, 2021 and that state paperwork is pending.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members and the mayor thanked voters for passing the 1% local option tax in the May 17 election and said proceeds will help address roads and workforce housing during upcoming budget deliberations.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley council unanimously voted to add a Finance Committee 2015 member-schedule item to the Jan. 29 agenda and briefly discussed the schedule; the minutes record comments but do not specify proposed dates or final assignments.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
The council approved Ordinance 2025-3 (Animals in Park and Cemeteries) and Ordinance 2025-4 (Cemetery Regulations) on unanimous 6–0 votes, updating local rules governing animals in public parks and cemetery operations.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At the special Sun Valley council meeting the Council approved first reading of Ordinance No. 555 (rezoning ZMA 2020‑03) by a 3–0 roll call (one recusal); Council instructed staff to refine findings for the second reading and adjourned at 4:57 PM.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council recommended approval of a lot-line adjustment on Grey Eagle and approved the final plat for two townhome sublots in Elkhorn Springs after Planning & Zoning and engineering review; both actions passed by roll call vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council voted unanimously to enter executive session under Idaho Code 74-206 section (f) to communicate with legal counsel about imminent litigation; the council entered at 5:56 p.m., exited at 6:45 p.m., and adjourned at 6:46 p.m.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Council members discussed leasing the 2025 Tahoe as an alternative to outright purchase to stretch capital funds; Police Chief Brandon Leschke was asked to explore leasing, loan and cash-purchase options and return to council in July.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a Jan. 29 special meeting, the Sun Valley City Council approved Mayor Dewayne Briscoe’s appointment of Jane Conard to the council by unanimous roll-call vote under Idaho Code §50-704.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
A resident asked the council to press the County to fix the Sun Valley–Dollar Road intersection and raised speeding concerns; the mayor said the city has contacted ITD and Council President Saks noted Mountain Rides is updating bus-stop signage.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council approved a request to authorize payment for a new police officer to take a check to POST for training expenses. Council discussed preference for hiring certified officers; Police Chief Walt Femling said the previous hiring round produced no certified candidates.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Key formal actions: council accepted Franz Suhadolnik's resignation (unanimous), denied an appeal of DR 2014-21 for 113 Senabi Lane (unanimous), and adjourned the meeting. The mayor announced a nominee will be discussed Oct. 2, 2014.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
The Weyauwega Common Council approved Contract W0086-09-2500115 with Scott Lamers Construction for $423,230 to replace lead services and adopted a no-interest payment plan allowing up to three years for property owners to repay lead-lateral costs.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Community Development Director Ternet told the Council noticing requirements were met and that P&Z recommended approval; staff also said some newspaper maps circulating about the proposal were incorrect. The City Attorney said he found no procedural obstacle to proceeding.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Treasurer Angela Orr reviewed two vision insurance options; Council Member Jane Conard moved to return to the renewal plan, saying it would save the city "almost $700." The council approved the motion on a unanimous roll call vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously confirmed Mayor Hendricks' appointment of Daniel Hollis to the Planning & Zoning Commission after reviewing his packet bio.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Speakers at the Jan. 21 hearing warned that the proposed rezoning could add housing density, place new traffic on Wedeln Road, raise flooding risks, and affect wildlife that currently use the hillsides, asking for traffic studies and environmental facts before approval.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members and Community Development Director Mark Hofman began an initial review of the Planning & Zoning Commission's recommendations for the draft 2014 Comprehensive Plan, focusing on process, timeline, and scheduling a special meeting to begin plan work.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
The Common Council approved opening a non‑interest bearing account at Premier Community Bank to hold funds separate from the general account and required signatures from the Mayor and Council President.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Michelle Griffith presented Ordinance No. 484 to add building materials to the Local Option Tax; she said the LOT "brings in approximately $1.2 million a year, or 20% of the City’s overall budget." Residents raised enforcement and double-tax concerns; staff estimated a 1% materials tax would bring $60,000 annually.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council authorized the mayor to execute Change Order No. 2—adjusting roadway design to match driveway elevations and switching construction method to Concrete Treated Base—funded from the program contingency for up to $55,000.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
The Weyauwega Common Council unanimously approved Resolution #672 to issue and sell up to $108,209 in Taxable General Obligation Promissory Notes, Series 2025, and approved the related financial assistance agreement.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Multiple residents and conservation representatives told the Council they support preserving open space and urged deed restrictions and a required master plan prior to any major development on the holdings covered by the proposed rezoning.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At the Oct. 29 special meeting the council conducted the first reading of Ordinance No. 478, which would repeal Ordinance No. 475; council members discussed the measure but did not vote on adoption during this session.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
After presentations from the appellant and the property representative, the Sun Valley City Council denied an appeal and upheld the Planning & Zoning Commission's July 24, 2014 approval of Design Review Application DR 2014-21 for Lot T3-3, Block 6 (113 Senabi Lane); the motion passed on a 3-0 roll call vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
After a workshop on the Street Department facility, Council President Keith Saks moved to adjourn, seconded by Council Member Jane Conard; the council voted AYES (Saks, Conard, DuFur, Griffith) and Mayor Hendricks declared the meeting adjourned at 4:33 PM.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously accepted Council Member Franz Suhadolnik's resignation (dated Sept. 24, 2014) and the mayor said he will present a nominee for the vacant seat at the Oct. 2, 2014 regular meeting.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
The Weyauwega Common Council on Sept. 10 approved Resolution #671 to issue up to $293,679 in Water System Revenue Bonds, Series 2025, and approved a related financial assistance agreement in a unanimous vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council on Jan. 21 approved on first reading Ordinance No. 555, a rezoning of portions of three parcels from Open Recreation (OR‑1) to several districts; the vote was 3–0 with one council member recused. Council directed staff to refine findings ahead of second reading.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2015-28 authorizing the mayor to contract with Cole Architects/TCA for design and engineering of the Elkhorn Fire Station, subject to council-requested amendments and a condition addressing a radon issue. The motion passed 4-0 on Oct. 29, 2015.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special April 4 meeting, the Sun Valley City Council discussed deterioration at the Street Department storage facility — ventilation, roof, concrete/rebar and limited space — and asked the city engineer to confirm whether the building can support a second floor before moving forward. Councilmembers agreed to recommend rejecting the reroofing bids at the April 5 meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Following discussion of fire-department items on Sept. 3, 2014, Ketchum Councilor Jim Slanetz moved to adjourn (seconded by Baird Gourlay) and the Ketchum motion was approved; Sun Valley later moved to adjourn (moved by Keith Saks, seconded by Michelle Griffith) and that motion was also approved. Meeting adjourned at 5:19 p.m.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council approved a motion directing the City Treasurer to send a letter to Associate General Counsel Jennifer Yeh stating council members are no longer receiving cash in lieu of coverage, reimbursements have ceased while the current contract is in effect, and the city will not disclose reimbursement amounts for HIPAA/privacy reasons.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
At a special Oct. 14, 2025 meeting the Weyauwega Common Council voted unanimously to enter closed session under 19.85(1)(c) Wis. Stats. to discuss employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data; the council later adjourned in closed session at 8:31 p.m.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
On Aug. 18, 2020, the Sun Valley City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 546, the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2020, following a brief public hearing with no speakers. The vote was 3-0 with Council President Michelle Griffith moving the measure and Council Member Keith Saks seconding.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council approved payables that arrived after the Finance Committee meeting and received an update that two agents responded to the request for the sale of city-owned condos; the mayor selected an agent but paperwork remained to be signed.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The joint special meeting on Sept. 3, 2014 opened with the Pledge of Allegiance led by Ketchum Mayor Nina Jonas, included the swearing-in of the Sun Valley city clerk (record lists Alissa Weber), and contained a public comment by Karen Reinheimer.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Mayor Dewayne Briscoe introduced the first reading of Ordinance No. 478 to repeal Ordinance No. 475; City Attorney Adam King and council members discussed the text during the first reading, and no final adoption is recorded in the provided transcript segments.
Weyauwega, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
The Weyauwega Common Council approved purchasing a dump truck from Packer City International for $52,219.50 at a special meeting on Oct. 14, 2025; the motion passed unanimously.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special Aug. 13 meeting the Sun Valley Mayor and City Council approved a motion to proceed with a title-only second reading of Ordinance No. 546, the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2020, after staff corrected the budget downward by $4,000. A public hearing drew no comments.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Idaho Surveying & Rating Bureau Representative Doug Young presented on ISO/ISRB ratings for Sun Valley and Ketchum at the Sept. 3, 2014 joint meeting. Multiple council members questioned how ratings are determined and what operational changes might follow.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Street Superintendent Whitesell proposed starting the new generator project by building a retaining wall to save approximately $30,000; council inspected the site, requested City Engineer cost estimates and deferred the item to the September meeting for further consideration.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council voted to approve Resolution 2015-29, authorizing an amended agreement with Hall Render for legal services with an amended contract amount not to exceed $5,000 (specified as the total obligation).
Readstown, Vernon County, Wisconsin
The board approved renewal of LWMII insurance, approved payment of July bills, agreed to pool three main cash accounts, and tabled the 2024 Community Development Grant. A code-enforcement denial regarding 816 W. Kickapoo St. was also recorded.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley Mayor and City Council approved Emergency Public Health Order 2020-02 requiring face coverings in public places on July 9, 2020, amending the draft to add a sunset date of Oct. 1, 2020, after brief discussion about consistency with county rules and civil-liberties language.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At the Sept. 3, 2014 joint meeting, Assistant Fire Chief Charlie Butterfield presented the current status of a Pierce aerial ladder truck. Council members from both cities asked operational questions; no procurement or transfer action was recorded.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Citing Idaho Code 74-208(7), the council voted to declare a prior amendment to the Hall Render contract null and void to cure a potential open-meetings violation from Oct. 5; the motion passed by roll call with four ayes and no recorded nays.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council approved purchase of a larger front-end-loader snow blower for the Street Department at a cost of $14,239.60; council requested a detailed accounting after the mayor raised questions about apparent rental-cost figures.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council voted unanimously to adjourn the June 23 special meeting at 2:11 p.m.; the motion to adjourn was made by Council Member Keith Saks and seconded by Council Member Jane Conard.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members questioned scope and terms of Resolution 2015-28 — a proposal from Cole Architects/TCA to provide architectural and engineering services — during extended discussion led by City Administrator Susan Robertson and City Attorney Adam King; no vote on the resolution is recorded in the provided transcript segments.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley authorized the mayor to sign a Memorandum of Understanding for emergency medical response that adds the phrase "Law Enforcement County Wide" to the prior agreement; the council approved adding the item to the agenda and then authorized signature by unanimous vote.
Readstown, Vernon County, Wisconsin
Reports to the board highlighted fire-department recruiting needs, rising library transactions and a possible greenhouse grant, and public-works issues including lead/copper inventory progress and higher cold-mix prices. Clerk reported picnic details and a $600 LWM Safety Grant cap.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City leaders from Sun Valley and Ketchum met Sept. 3, 2014 to discuss cooperation agreements between their fire departments. Chiefs and council members reviewed terms and implications; the meeting recorded discussion and questions but no formal vote on an interlocal agreement.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members agreed to fund external agencies at the amounts they requested and declined a proposed $5,000 increase for the Sun Valley Marketing Alliance, with Council President Michelle Griffith arguing the alliance's original request should suffice.
Readstown, Vernon County, Wisconsin
Readstown approved an amusement license for Kickapoo Pizza Pub & Lounge for five game machines and approved multiple operators' licenses contingent on required documentation, such as server-course certification and driver’s-license copies.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council voted to enter executive session "Pursuant to Idaho Code 67-2345 section (a), (b) and (f)" at 4:47 p.m. and reconvened at 5:22 p.m.; no details of executive-session deliberations were disclosed on the public record.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council reviewed the draft FY21 budget, discussed allocating 90% of property taxes to the general fund and 10% to the fixed asset fund, and considered a 1% salary increase plus a 1% bonus and a $1,000 COVID payment to employees; council discussed a compensation number of $78,670 and asked staff to refine costs.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a Sep. 16, 2015 special session the Sun Valley City Council voted to enter an executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(d), met in closed session from 4:20 p.m. to 5:51 p.m., then exited executive session and adjourned at 5:52 p.m.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council voted unanimously Aug. 15 to adopt Ordinance No. 515, the annual appropriation ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2017; the ordinance was read by title by City Administrator Robertson following the third reading.
Readstown, Vernon County, Wisconsin
The board approved Pay Application #2 under Contract #2 for Municipal Well #3 to Olympic Builders, contingent on the contractor providing updated payrolls for Delta 3's review. Clerk reported construction updates from Mark Digman.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council considered informal bids for the Wildflower Project but postponed action, stating they are waiting for additional bids and will discuss the item at the next meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council authorized payment of non-recurring bills recommended by the Finance Committee during a Sept. 16, 2015 special meeting. The motion, moved by Council President Keith Saks and seconded by Council Member Jane Conard, passed by voice vote with no nays.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council unanimously authorized Mayor Dewayne Briscoe to solicit limited legal counsel on pending legal matters after adding the item post-executive session; the approval was by voice vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City staff described delays and constraints on the Trail Creek Road pathway rehabilitation and the council agreed to keep contract paperwork in place while considering ending the path on city-owned property pending guidance from the Idaho State Historical Society.
Readstown, Vernon County, Wisconsin
A composting grant proposal from Eric Gundacker was denied by a recorded roll-call vote of four "no" and two "yes." The motion failed and no funding was approved for the proposal.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
After public comment and council discussion, Sun Valley leaders signaled support for placing a road-infrastructure bond on the November ballot and authorized the mayor to appoint Zions as the city’s municipal advisor to study financing options.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special Sept. 16, 2015 meeting the Sun Valley City Council adopted Resolution 2015-25 approving the 2015 City of Sun Valley Transportation Plan. The motion passed on a 4-0 roll call after a public hearing and staff responses to council questions.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley council voted 3-1 to schedule a discussion-only joint meeting with the Ketchum City Council on Sept. 3, 2014 to discuss Fire Department cooperation and joint ownership/use of a ladder; Council Member Franz Suhadolnik voted "nay."
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
During the FY2021 budget review the council agreed to fund the amount requested by BCHA from the Workforce Housing Fund after staff reported employee participation in the program remained about the same.
Readstown, Vernon County, Wisconsin
The board voted to raise sewer rates by 10% and to set the garbage fee at $20 per household, both effective immediately. The motions passed on roll call at the Aug. 18 meeting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council held a public hearing and unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 514, granting a franchise agreement to Intermountain Gas Company. The hearing opened and closed at 4:08 PM and the adoption passed on a unanimous roll call.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley special council meeting on Aug. 25, 2015 opened at 4:00 p.m., included a public comment from resident Jim Bronson and concluded when Council Member Michelle Griffith left, prompting Mayor Dewayne Briscoe to adjourn at 5:40 p.m.; no votes were recorded.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council approved the Third Reading of Ordinance 472, the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2014; the ordinance was read by title and approved by unanimous roll call.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Femling led the council through the proposed FY2021–FY2029 Capital Improvement Plan and reviews of the Capital Improvement Fund, Fixed Asset Fund and Street & Path Fund, identifying possible cost savings and prioritization options across projects.
Readstown, Vernon County, Wisconsin
The board approved Dan Hines’ plan to split parcel 176-000-570004 into two parcels, rezone part of it, and install an additional holding tank for cabins. The motion passed unanimously on roll call.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Brandon Keller of Keller Associates presented the draft City of Sun Valley Transportation Plan on Aug. 25, 2015; council members asked detailed procedural and operational questions but took no formal vote. The meeting ended after a loss of quorum.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
During the Aug. 14, 2014 special meeting resident Jim Bronson led the Pledge of Allegiance and made a public comment; multiple council members then engaged in back-and-forth with the mayor and Community Development Director Mark Hofman, though the transcript does not record the substantive content of those remarks.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council approved Ordinance No. 515 (Annual Appropriation Ordinance) and amended the draft budget to remove account numbers ending in "XXX." The motions passed unanimously after a second reading and a title-only reading by the city administrator.
Readstown, Vernon County, Wisconsin
The Readstown Village Board accepted a trustee resignation and appointed Brian Swenson and Robert Fletcher to fill two vacancies; both were sworn in immediately. The board moved quickly to restore its roster and proceed with scheduled business.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members split over funding levels for the Sun Valley Marketing Alliance and Sun Valley Economic Development: Keith Saks and Jane Conard favored reductions or re-evaluation while Brad DuFur and Michelle Griffith opposed cuts, citing the need to sustain marketing during downturns.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
During a short public-comment period at the Aug. 18 special meeting, residents John Munson (100 Proctor Mountain Road) and Jim Bronson spoke; the minutes record no formal council response and Mayor Dewayne Briscoe was absent.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At the Aug. 14, 2014 special meeting the Sun Valley City Council voted unanimously to adjourn the open meeting and move into executive session under Idaho Code 67-2345 subsections (a), (b) and (f); the council reconvened and adjourned later the same evening.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Fire Chief Robrahn presented the department's FY2021 budget, reviewing line items with council and saying the department expects to have three paramedics on staff soon. Council discussed spending priorities during the capital and general fund reviews.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special Aug. 18 meeting, the Sun Valley City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 476, the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2015, after motions to waive full reading and to read the ordinance by title. The ordinance was adopted by a 4-0 roll call vote.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
During public forum, Randall Lane requested speed limit signs on North Cross Street; Sam Summer and Jason and Renatta Bolen reported that Hinterland 2024 included participants from all 50 states; Erik Rokitnicki inquired about a sidewalk to the Event Center east of St. Charles.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special meeting Aug. 14, 2014 the Sun Valley City Council voted unanimously to proceed with the second reading of Ordinance 472, the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2014; City Administrator Susan Robertson read the ordinance by title only.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council President Keith Saks moved and the council unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2017–2018 Tentative Budget Revenues and Expenditures as modified and instructed staff to advertise legal notices for a public hearing on August 3, 2017 at 2:00 PM for the annual appropriation ordinance.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
Council agreed to suspend court proceedings for 217 W. Main Street on condition the owner submits a timeline of work and makes the house weather-tight by a council-determined reasonable date.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
During public comment, resident Jim Bronson spoke and Mayor Dewayne Briscoe asked a question; later, Peter Jensen of the Idaho Mountain Express addressed the council. The transcript records the interactions but does not include verbatim content of the remarks.
Kings Cons SD 144, School Boards, Illinois
The Kings Consolidated School District 144 board approved a resolution to issue $666,300 in General Obligation School Bonds, Series 2026A, to fund building alterations, fire prevention, safety, energy conservation and security projects; the vote was 6–0 with one absence.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
During general budget deliberations the council voted to enter executive session under Idaho Code 67-2345 (a), (b) and (f); they reconvened, exited the session, and adjourned the special meeting the same day.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council Member Michelle Griffith moved — and the council unanimously approved — changing the Assigned Fund Balance label to explicitly include reserves and raising the General Fund Assigned Fund Balance from $1,645,435 to $2.1 million, a $454,565 increase producing a subtotal of $2,140,000.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
On Aug. 12 the council passed Ordinance No. 475, clarifying reimbursements and health-insurance options for the mayor and council; the ordinance was read in full at the mayor's request and passed on a 4–0 roll-call vote.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
The Sheriff's report for July recorded 57.12 patrol hours, 7 calls, and 12 traffic stops in St. Charles; the council received the report without further action.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council President Keith Saks moved to adjourn the July 10 special meeting; the motion, seconded by Council Member Brad DuFur, passed by roll call with four ayes and no nays. Mayor Peter Hendricks declared the meeting adjourned at 3:26 PM.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At a special meeting Aug. 12, the Sun Valley City Council unanimously approved Ordinance No. 476, the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2015; the motion passed on a 4–0 roll-call vote after the second reading was held by title.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Mayor Peter Hendricks told the council July 11 that an employee had received a move-out notice and another was close to qualifying for a loan; he asked the council to "look at our housing situation with greater intensity" and proposed scheduling another Housing Committee meeting to address employee housing needs.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
During review of the proposed 2017–2018 budget, Finance Manager/Treasurer Crosby presented version 4 (dated 7/7/17) and the council agreed to set aside $10,000 for a 10-person delegation from Sister City Kitzbühel, citing potential lodging tax benefits.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City Administrator Susan Robertson presented on the Fixed Asset, Land Acquisition, Workforce Housing, Capital Improvement, and Street & Path funds; staff and the council discussed maintenance, project sequencing and interfund implications, with no specific dollar amounts recorded in the transcript excerpt.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
The council approved a liquor license for the Madison County Chamber of Commerce related to operations at the Welcome Center by voice vote.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City staff presented the Area of City Impact section of the draft plan, focusing on Juniper Springs; council members asked questions about scope and implications for outreach and next steps.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members reviewed and questioned water goals and objectives in the draft comprehensive plan; Community Development Director Jae Hill and City Attorney Adam King provided clarifications on policy language and legal implications.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Mayor Peter Hendricks announced the council will revisit Ordinance 514, the Intermountain Gas Company franchise agreement, in August after identifying a procedural error that prevented discussion at the July 10 special meeting.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
The council approved installation of an Iowa DOT grant-funded informational kiosk at Imes Bridge and directed staff to implement the project under the grant terms.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Fire Chief Ray Franco and Assistant Fire Chief Charlie Butterfield presented to the council on fire department matters; council members asked operational and budget questions and staff provided clarifications.
Kings Cons SD 144, School Boards, Illinois
The board approved the consent agenda (minutes, bills and payroll), authorized Mrs. Horn to pay August bills, and approved the hiring of Victoria Brown; motions passed by roll call with votes recorded in the minutes.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At the July 10 special meeting, Council Member Jane Conard corrected earlier figures about Mountain Rides, saying the transit agency had about a $24,000 surplus as of May 31, 2017, and clarified the $45,000 figure referred to future FY2018 revenue needs for an airport bus service.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council members and staff reviewed conceptual massing studies for Prospector Hill and discussed whether the Prospector land-use plan amendment (LUPA) should be adjusted; steering-committee members and a Sun Valley Company representative participated in the exchange.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
Homeowner Lee Kearney presented a proposal for a tiny home at 109 W. Market Street; the council requested more information and a proposed site plan before acting.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Police Chief Walt Femling presented the Sun Valley Police Department report and answered a series of operational and budget questions from council members; Assistant Chief Mike Crawford and city finance staff contributed clarifications.
Kings Cons SD 144, School Boards, Illinois
The board approved the Family Engagement Plan and the districtwide Title I Plan by unanimous vote (6–0, one absence). The approvals were motions recorded in new business and are intended to guide family outreach and Title I services.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley council approved Resolution No. 2014-13 to amend the Future Land Use Map for Lane Meadows (CPA 2013-02) after a brief legal clarification from the City Attorney.
Kings Cons SD 144, School Boards, Illinois
The board voted to publish notice that the tentative 2026–27 budget will be available in the business office for 30 days; the district will hold a public hearing on the final budget Sept. 16, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the school library.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
A Wright Tree Service certified arborist determined the Cherry Street tree is healthy; the council voted unanimously not to remove the tree from the right-of-way.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
City staff presented an overview of the draft 2015 Comprehensive Plan and the council set procedural milestones: a public hearing on Aug. 11, public notices and a web-posted draft on July 24.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Sun Valley's council unanimously approved draft Findings of Fact to annex the Lane Meadows property (ANNX 2013-01) on June 10, 2014; Mayor Dewayne Briscoe recused and Council President Keith Saks presided.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The Sun Valley City Council adopted the Lane Meadows Development Agreement (DA 2013-01) as amended, with council-ordered verbiage on police signage, pedestrian connectivity hold-harmless language, snow-minimization standards and HOA waiver language to be reviewed by Council President Saks before the mayor signs the documents.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
At the June 10, 2014 special meeting the council reviewed revenue assumptions and proposed appropriations to city funds; staff presented Administration, Community Development and Street Department budgets and answered detailed questions from council members.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
After comparing bids, the council voted to repair the existing sewer pump rather than buying a new unit, authorizing a $12,949 expenditure.
South Willard, Box Elder County, Utah
Council members reported that the Ross family is organizing most Fourth of July activities, vendor space with electrical service is available, and nominations for Grand Marshal (Randy and Cheryl Braegger) and Citizen of the Year (Rick Zundel) were noted; council asked members to bring short patriotic program ideas to the June 11 meeting.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
St. Charles City Council unanimously approved Resolution 8A-2024 to purchase a used 2017 rescue/fire truck, to be paid from earned funds of the St. Charles Fire/Rescue Department.
Kings Cons SD 144, School Boards, Illinois
Auditor Bill Newkirk reported a perfect 4.0 audit score for Kings Cons SD 144 and praised staff for their work; the board accepted the audit report during new business.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
Council approved the Lane Meadows Preliminary Plat Application No. SUBPP 2013-11, a ten (10) lot single-family subdivision, with unanimous support and minor clarifications on dates and open-space description.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
The Tourism Board proposed using grant funds to buy folding chairs and scheduled electrical updates at the Welcome Center for Aug. 9; the library and emergency management filed July minutes and the city clerk said US Cellular will be contacted about CRAN poles to address cellular issues during Hinterland.
South Willard, Box Elder County, Utah
Police Chief Theron Fielding reported an uptick in traffic incidents and ongoing speeding in the highway construction zone, noted enforcement challenges where a lane ends, and said animal control responded to two cows running at large.
Kings Cons SD 144, School Boards, Illinois
Kings Consolidated School District 144 approved a resolution to issue $666,300 Taxable General Obligation School Bonds, Series 2026B, for building alterations and safety- and energy-related equipment; the vote was 6–0 with one absence.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council approved draft Findings of Fact for the Lane Meadows Master Plan/Planned Unit Development (CUP 2013-01), with corrections to dates and descriptive items noted during the discussion.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
The St. Charles City Council approved a preliminary land split at 810 W Main Street to create a 120-foot lot, conditioning final approval on sewer work (extend sewer main 10–12 feet with 8-inch PVC and add a clean-out before a 4-inch single service line); motion carried with Dan Kozak abstaining.
South Willard, Box Elder County, Utah
Public Works reported ordered trail signage, an 8-inch sewer stub location, completion of manhole-raising on 600 South, a DWR-led dedicated-hunter volunteer project at the Nature Park on June 27, and plans for flag replacement and a recent part-time hire.
Sun Valley, Blaine County, Idaho
The council adopted Ordinance No. 470, rezoning the Lane Meadows property (REZ 2013-03), after staff recommended waiving the three-reading rule so the council could act at the special meeting.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
Organizers of the Old Settlers event reported donations: $1,000 to the I-35 Backpack program, 5K proceeds to the Pink Tractor Foundation, and just over $600 to the Fire Department from a car show sponsored by PitStop Performance.
St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa
The St. Charles Fire Department reported receiving a FEMA grant to purchase equipment, according to minutes from the Aug. 7, 2023 City Council meeting.