Springerville public meetings in 2025
20 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a special meeting to address the resignation of the mayor, including appointing a new vice mayor and deciding how to fill the council vacancy. The council will also discuss a first reading of an ordinance amending the mayor's powers and duties, consider reappointing a member to the Planning and Zoning Commission, and vote on an agreement with ADOT for police database access. Consent items include approving accounts payable and meeting minutes.
- Discussion and possible action on mayor resignation, vice mayor appointment, and filling council vacancy
- First reading of Ordinance 2025-010 amending Town Code on mayor's powers and duties
- Reappointment of Anthony Contreras to the Planning and Zoning Commission
- Agreement with ADOT for Round Valley Police Department to access CRIS/ACIS databases
- Ratification of accounts payable register from October 8 to November 4, 2025
The council approved consent items, reappointed Anthony Contreras to the Planning and Zoning Commission, and approved an ADOT data access agreement. Mayor Richard Davis resigned, and the council appointed Doug Henderson as Vice Mayor (3-0-1). The council also held the first reading of Ordinance 2025-010 to amend the mayor's powers and duties.
- Approved consent items 6a and 6b (4-0)
- Reappointed Anthony Contreras to Planning and Zoning Commission (4-0)
- Approved ADOT Data Access Exchange Agreement (4-0)
- Appointed Doug Henderson as Vice Mayor (3-0-1, Henderson abstained)
- Held first reading of Ordinance 2025-010 amending mayor's powers and duties
TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hear presentations from Navopache Electric Cooperative on energy efficiency and from Better World Barbecue on the 2025 Rib Throwdown. New business items include discussion and possible action on an intergovernmental agreement for dispatch services with Show Low and an IGA with the Arizona Department of Water Resources to place an AZCORS at the municipal airport. Consent items cover ratification of accounts payable and approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Discussion and possible action on dispatch services IGA between Springerville and Show Low
- Discussion and possible action on IGA with Arizona Department of Water Resources for AZCORS at Springerville Municipal Airport
- Presentation by Navopache Electric Cooperative on energy efficiency
- Presentation by Better World Barbecue on 2025 Springerville Rib Throwdown report
- Ratification of accounts payable register from September 10 to October 7, 2025
The council unanimously approved two intergovernmental agreements: one with the City of Show Low for dispatch services, and one with the Arizona Department of Water Resources to maintain a continuously operating reference station. Consent items (6a-6d) were also approved 5-0. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included presentations and reports.
- Approved consent items 6a, 6b, 6c, and 6d (5-0)
- Approved dispatch services IGA with City of Show Low (5-0)
- Approved Arizona Coordinate Reference System IGA with AZ Dept. of Water Resources (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will discuss and possibly take action on the results of a Department of Public Safety investigation of the Round Valley Police Department. The council may also vote to enter executive session for legal advice. The meeting includes roll call and adjournment.
- Discussion and possible action regarding results of DPS investigation of Round Valley Police Department
- Council may vote to go into executive session for legal advice pursuant to A.R.S. Section 38-431.03(A)(3)
The council voted unanimously to enter executive session to discuss a DPS investigation of the Round Valley Police Department. After the closed session, the mayor stated that the new Town Manager of Springerville and the manager of Eagar have authority to handle the issue per the IGA. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved entering executive session (5-0) to discuss DPS investigation of Round Valley Police Department
- Approved returning to regular session (5-0) after executive session
TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a regular meeting with public comment, reports, and consent items. Key actions include a possible rezone of 325 S Papago from AG to C-1, discussion on the Lava Run Wind Farm interconnection application, and updates to financial policies, ADA compliance, and the building code.
- Rezone of parcel 105-21-060A (325 S Papago) from AG General Agriculture to C-1 General Commercial
- Discussion and possible action on Lava Run Wind Farm interconnection line CEC application
- Financial policy update to include GASB 96 threshold
- Approval of Title VI plan for ADA compliance under 5310 grant
- First reading of Ordinance 2025-009 amending building code
The council voted 5-0 to rezone 325 S. Papago Street from General Agriculture to accommodate White Mountain Regional Medical Center's long-term expansion, with a reversion clause if the sale falls through. A major update to Title 15 building and fire codes (Ordinance 2025-009) was tabled 5-0 for further review and a redlined version. The council also approved a GASB 96 financial policy, a Title VI ADA compliance plan, updated check signers, and moved the November meeting to November 12.
- Approved rezoning of 325 S. Papago Street (parcel 105-21-060A) for hospital expansion, with reversion to General Agriculture if sale fails (5-0)
- Tabled Ordinance 2025-009 updating Title 15 building/fire codes to 2021/2024 editions (5-0)
- Approved GASB 96 threshold finance policy for subscription-based IT services (5-0)
- Approved Title VI Plan and ADA compliance plan for 5310 grant (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2025-R004 updating authorized check signers (5-0)
- Approved moving November council meeting from Nov 19 to Nov 12 (5-0)
- Directed Town Attorney to research Lava Run Wind Farm interconnection line and report back
- Approved consent items including minutes, retainer letter, and accounts payable register (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a special meeting to discuss, interview candidates, and potentially appoint an Interim Town Manager. The council may also enter executive session for legal consultation and employment discussions.
- Discussion and possible interviews for an Interim Town Manager
- Discussion and consideration of appointing an Interim Town Manager
- Council may enter executive session for employment and legal advice
The council voted 5-0 to appoint Ted Soltis as interim town manager, pending contract negotiation and background check. The decision followed executive session interviews with two candidates. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Appointed Ted Soltis as interim town manager pending contract and background check (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will discuss and possibly approve an intergovernmental agreement with the Arizona Department of Public Safety to provide an interim chief law enforcement officer for the Round Valley Police Department. This is the only substantive item on the agenda; the rest is procedural.
- Intergovernmental agreement with Arizona DPS for an interim chief for Round Valley Police Department
The council voted unanimously to approve an intergovernmental agreement with the Arizona Department of Public Safety for an interim Chief Law Enforcement Officer for the Round Valley Police Department. The towns are not paying for the Interim Chief for the first 12 weeks.
- Approved IGA with AZ DPS for interim police chief (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will discuss and possibly accept the resignation of Town Manager Tim Rasmussen, consider two notices of claim (from Frontier Communications and Anella Wrye), and discuss a full-time Animal Control/Code Enforcement position. They will also receive information on the Round Valley Police Department and the resurfacing of Maricopa Drive over "graveyard hill." Consent items include approval of accounts payable and meeting minutes.
- Discussion and possible action to accept Town Manager Tim Rasmussen's resignation
- Discussion and possible action regarding Notice of Claim from Frontier Communications
- Discussion and possible action regarding Notice of Claim from Anella Wrye
- Discussion and possible action regarding a full-time Animal Control/Code Enforcement position
- Discussion and information regarding resurfacing of Maricopa Drive over "graveyard hill"
The Springerville Town Council voted 3-2 to accept the resignation of Town Manager Tim Rasmussen after an executive session. The council also approved adding a full-time Animal Control & Code Enforcement Officer position, accepted a notice of claim payment to Frontier Communications for accidental damage, and discussed using grant funds for improvements to Maricopa Drive.
- Accepted resignation of Town Manager Tim Rasmussen (3-2)
- Approved adding full-time Animal Control & Code Enforcement Officer position (5-0)
- Approved consent items: accounts payable register, July 16 regular meeting minutes, July 29 special meeting minutes (5-0)
- Accepted notice of claim and remitted payment to Frontier Communications for damages (5-0)
- Entered executive session for legal advice on notice of claim A Wrye (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a special meeting to discuss and possibly self-report a potential Open Meeting Law violation. The council may enter executive session for legal consultation on this item. The agenda includes public participation and standard procedural items.
- Discussion and possible action to self-report a potential Open Meeting Law violation
- Possible executive session under ARS § 38-431.03(A)(3) for legal consultation
The council voted 5-0 to direct staff to work with legal counsel to draft a self-report of an open meeting law violation to the Arizona Attorney General's Office. The decision followed discussion about potential serial meetings involving a quorum of council members meeting individually with a resident, Bryce Hamblin, regarding police department issues. Public comment included demands for an independent investigation into police conduct and accountability for the town's financial management.
- Approved self-report of open meeting law violation to Attorney General's Office (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a special meeting to conduct public hearings and vote on liquor license applications for El Corrales LLC and Eclectica, and to discuss and possibly adopt Ordinance 2025-007, which updates regulations on storage buildings and structures, including zoning and conditional use permit requirements.
- Public hearing and vote on liquor license for El Corrales LLC at 211 S Mountain Ave, Suite 211
- Public hearing and vote on liquor license for Eclectica at 148 West Main Street
- Discussion and possible action on Ordinance 2025-007 regarding storage regulations and zoning
The council unanimously approved liquor licenses for two new businesses: El Corrales LLC and Eclectica, both located in Springerville. A public hearing was held before the votes. The council also approved Ordinance 2025-007 regarding storage regulations.
- Approved liquor license for Gabriel Valle dba El Corrales LLC (5-0)
- Approved liquor license for Virginia Harding dba Eclectica (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 2025-007 on storage regulations (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting the proposed fiscal year 25/26 budget. Other items include a possible second reading of ordinances on backyard fowl and storage regulations, a request to use tourism tax funds for an LED sign, and discussion of complaints against the Round Valley Police Department.
- Public hearing and possible adoption of FY 25/26 budget
- Tourism tax fund request for an LED sign for tourism and advertising
- Discussion and possible second reading of Ordinance 2025-006 on backyard fowl in single-family residences
- Discussion and possible second reading of Ordinance 2025-007 on storage building regulations and conditional use permits
- Discussion of complaints against the Round Valley Police Department
The council voted 5-0 to not adopt Ordinance 2025-006, which would have restricted backyard chickens and roosters, after public opposition and council concerns about government overreach. They also adopted Ordinance 2025-007, allowing Conex storage containers in commercial zones without a conditional use permit. The FY 25/26 budget was approved 5-0, and $15,600 in tourism tax funds was approved for an LED sign at the Heritage Museum.
- Rejected Ordinance 2025-006 restricting backyard fowl (5-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 2025-007 allowing Conex containers in commercial zones (5-0)
- Approved FY 25/26 budget as presented (5-0)
- Approved $15,600 tourism tax fund for Matrix LED sign at Heritage Museum (5-0)
- Approved consent items including accounts payable and meeting minutes (5-0)
- Entered executive session for Round Valley Police Department discussion (5-0)
- Entered executive session for Wrye notice of claim (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 2025-006 to regulate backyard fowl (chickens) in single-family detached residences, and first reading of Ordinance 2025-007 to update storage regulations including conditional use permit requirements. The council will also consider adopting the tentative budget for fiscal year 2025/2026 and vote on four tourism tax fund requests of $750 each for community events.
- Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 2025-006 regulating backyard fowl (chickens) in single-family detached residences
- First reading of Ordinance 2025-007 updating storage regulations and conditional use permit requirements
- Consideration of tentative budget for fiscal year 2025/2026
- Tourism tax fund request of $750 for Springerville Rib Throwdown (Better World BBQ)
- Tourism tax fund requests of $750 each for RV Rodeo Jr., RV Quilt and Fiber Show, and Visual Arts Show and Sale
The council unanimously adopted the fiscal year 25/26 tentative budget. They held first readings of two ordinances: one regulating backyard fowl (allowing up to 18 hens and 1 rooster in single-family residential zones) and another loosening restrictions on Conex storage containers in commercial zones. Four tourism tax requests of $750 each were approved for community events. The meeting was largely procedural with no public comment on the ordinances.
- Adopted FY 25/26 tentative budget (5-0)
- First reading of Ordinance 2025-006 regulating backyard fowl (18 hens, 1 rooster allowed)
- First reading of Ordinance 2025-007 loosening Conex storage container regulations in commercial zones
- Approved $750 tourism tax for Springerville Rib Throwdown (5-0)
- Approved $750 tourism tax for Round Valley Rodeo Jr. (5-0)
- Approved $750 tourism tax for Round Valley Quilt and Fiber Arts Show (5-0)
- Approved $750 tourism tax for Visual Arts Show and Sale (5-0)
- Approved consent items including accounts payable, May 21 meeting minutes, and CFO designation (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL WORK SESSION
The Springerville Town Council is holding a work session to discuss and provide direction on the fiscal year 2025/2026 budget. The session will be led by the Town Manager and Finance Director. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only item.
- Discussion and work session on the FY 2025/2026 budget led by Town Manager Rasmussen and Finance Director Wink
The Springerville Town Council held a work session to review the proposed FY 2025/2026 budget. No formal decisions or votes were taken; the session was purely informational and discussion-based. Topics included one-time projects, capital improvement plans, department budgets, and shared services cost adjustments with Eagar.
- No formal decisions or votes recorded; work session only
TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Springerville Town Council is holding a special meeting primarily to discuss and potentially vote on a settlement agreement in litigation with White Mountains Flower. The council may enter executive session for legal consultation before taking action on the proposed settlement. The agenda contains only this substantive item along with procedural items.
- Executive session and possible action on a proposed settlement agreement with White Mountains Flower
The council voted 4-1 to approve a settlement agreement with White Mountain Flower, discussed in executive session. Councilor R. Barry Williams cast the sole nay vote as a symbolic gesture for citizens. The meeting included a brief executive session for legal consultation.
- Approved settlement agreement with White Mountain Flower (4-1)
- Entered executive session for legal consultation (4-0)
- Returned to regular session from executive session (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a regular meeting on May 21, 2025, at 6:00 PM. Key items include a public hearing and possible action on a liquor license transfer for Avery's Waterhole, discussion on Apache County Dispatch services, and a vote on awarding a chip seal project. The council will also consider a contract with Sunstate Technology for IT services and a tourism tax request for the Fall Festival.
- Public hearing and possible action on liquor license transfer for Elizabeth Avery DBA Avery's Waterhole at 262 W Main Street
- Discussion and possible direction on 306 E. Main Street (Round Valley Furniture Store building)
- Discussion and possible direction regarding Apache County Dispatch services for Round Valley Police Department
- Discussion and possible action to award the chip seal project
- Discussion and possible action on a contract with Sunstate Technology for IT services
The council directed staff to continue moving forward with changing dispatch services from Apache County to Show Low Police Department Dispatch, citing understaffing and safety concerns. They also awarded the chip seal project to Cactus Asphalt for $320,436.96 (lowest bid), approved a liquor license transfer to Avery's Waterhole, and approved a 5-year IT contract with Sunstate (3-1). All votes were unanimous except the Sunstate contract.
- Directed staff to continue moving dispatch services to Show Low Police Department Dispatch
- Awarded chip seal project to Cactus Asphalt (lowest bid, 4-0)
- Approved liquor license transfer from The Gateway to Elizabeth Avery DBA Avery's Waterhole (4-0)
- Approved 5-year IT contract with Sunstate (3-1)
- Approved $89.95 tourism tax reimbursement for Fall Festival face paint (4-0)
- Approved consent items including April meeting minutes and accounts payable (4-0)
- Council gave direction on 306 E. Main Street in executive session (4-0)
- Approved executive sessions for council training and property discussion (4-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a special meeting to discuss and potentially direct the town's attorneys regarding the status and resolution of civil litigation in the case of White Mountains Flower v. Town of Springerville. The council may enter executive session for legal consultation. No other business is scheduled.
- Discussion and possible direction on White Mountains Flower v. Town of Springerville litigation
- Possible executive session under ARS § 38-431.03(A)(3) and (4) for legal consultation
The Springerville Town Council met in special session and immediately entered executive session for legal consultation. No substantive public decisions were made; the meeting adjourned after returning to open session.
- Approved motion to enter executive session (5-0)
- Approved motion to leave executive session and return to regular session (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a regular meeting on April 16, 2025, at 6:00 PM. Key items include a second reading and possible action on ordinances regarding home occupations and the fire department, a public hearing and vote on a liquor license transfer for Tipsy K LLC at Reeds Motor Lodge, and decisions on tourism tax requests for the Round Valley Rodeo and an aviation expo. The council will also consider awarding the North Pima Street construction contract, a dispatch services agreement, and several proclamations.
- Second reading and possible action on Ordinance 2024 005 (home occupations, delivery vehicles, conditional use permits)
- Second reading and possible action on Ordinance 2025 004 (updating Fire Department IGA for Fire Chief appointment)
- Public hearing and possible action on liquor license transfer for Kelsey Rogers, Tipsy K LLC at Reeds Motor Lodge
- Discussion and possible action on tourism tax requests: Round Valley Rodeo ($) and RV Animal Rescue Aviation Expo ($)
- Discussion and possible action to award North Pima Street project, authorize construction contract with 15% change order
The council awarded the North Pima Street construction contract to Perkins Cinders Inc. as the lowest responsive bidder and authorized the town manager to execute the contract with 15% change order authority. They also adopted ordinances on home occupations and fire department amendments, approved liquor license transfers, donations, tourism tax requests, and several resolutions and proclamations. A code enforcement case for 306 E. Main Street was tabled.
- Awarded North Pima Street project to Perkins Cinders Inc. (5-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 2024-005 on home occupations (5-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 2025-004 amending Fire Department title (5-0)
- Approved liquor license transfer to Kelsey Rogers at Reeds Motor Lodge (5-0)
- Approved $500 donation to Elks Booster Club for graduation party (5-0)
- Approved $750 tourism tax request for Round Valley Rodeo (5-0)
- Approved $750 tourism tax request for RV Animal Rescue Aviation Expo (5-0)
- Tabled code enforcement case for 306 E. Main Street (5-0)
TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING
The Town Council will hold a special meeting to discuss and possibly direct the town attorney on the civil litigation case White Mountains Flower v. Town of Springerville. The council may enter executive session to consult with legal counsel on the town's position and settlement strategy.
- Discussion and possible direction on White Mountains Flower v. Town of Springerville litigation
- Potential executive session under ARS § 38-431.03(A)(3) & (4) for legal consultation
The Springerville Town Council met in special session, voted unanimously to enter executive session to discuss a complaint about flowers, then reconvened and adjourned without taking any substantive public action.
- Approved entering executive session (5-0)
- Approved returning to regular session (5-0)
- Adjourned meeting at 6:30 p.m.
TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a public hearing and vote on rezoning a 6.79-acre parcel behind 262 West Main Street from agricultural to commercial. They will also consider second readings of ordinances on outdoor burning and zoning administrator appointment, and first readings on home-occupation delivery vehicles and fire department updates. Consent items include approval of meeting minutes, a fire restriction proclamation, and accounts payable.
- Public hearing and possible action on partial rezone of parcel 105-15-010H from AR-20 to C-1 Commercial
- Second reading of Ordinance 2025-002 regulating outdoor fires
- Second reading of Ordinance 2025-003 on zoning administrator appointment
- First reading of Ordinance 2024-005 on home occupations and delivery vehicles
- First reading of Ordinance 2025-004 updating fire department functions per IGA
The council voted 2-3 to deny a rezone of parcel 105-15-010H from AR-20 to C-1 commercial for a proposed 50-space RV park. The applicant had scaled the project from 14 to 6.4 acres after public opposition. Two ordinances were adopted: one regulating outdoor fires (5-0) and one shifting zoning administrator appointment authority to the town manager (5-0).
- Denied rezone of parcel 105-15-010H from AR-20 to C-1 commercial (2-3)
- Adopted Ordinance 2025-002 regulating outdoor fires (5-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 2025-003 changing zoning administrator appointment to town manager (5-0)
- Approved consent items including Feb. 19 meeting minutes, Stage 1 Fire Restriction Proclamation, and accounts payable register (5-0)
- Heard first reading of Ordinance 2024-005 on home occupations
- Heard first reading of Ordinance 2025-004 on fire department code
TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold a regular meeting with several first readings of ordinances, including one to appoint a Chief of Police, one regulating outdoor burning, and one appointing a zoning administrator. The council will also discuss a donation request for the Murph Challenge, an intergovernmental agreement for the HURF exchange program, a shared services cost-sharing agreement with Eagar, a contract extension for the Town Manager, and the status of civil litigation. Consent items include approval of meeting minutes and the accounts payable register.
- First reading of Ordinance 2025 001 regarding appointment of the Chief of Police
- First reading of Ordinance 2025 002 regulating outdoor open burning
- First reading of Ordinance 2025 003 regarding appointment of the zoning administrator
- Discussion and possible action on Intergovernmental Agreement for the Highway Users Revenue Fund exchange program
- Discussion and possible action on cost-sharing allocation percentage in the shared services IGA with the Town of Eagar
The council voted 3-1 to authorize a contract extension for Town Manager Timothy Rasmussen after an executive session. It also approved a $600 donation to the MURPH Challenge and an intergovernmental agreement to use HURF exchange funds for pavement preservation on South Mountain Avenue. Two ordinances had first readings: one regulating outdoor fires and another updating the zoning administrator appointment process. A police chief ordinance was tabled pending changes to an intergovernmental agreement.
- Approved consent items including January meeting minutes, accounts payable, and off-duty management contract (4-0)
- Appointed Steven Huggenberger to Planning and Zoning Commission through Dec 2025 (4-0)
- Appointed Daniel Chavez to Planning and Zoning Commission through Dec 2026 (4-0)
- Approved $600 donation to MURPH Challenge (4-0)
- Tabled Ordinance 2025-001 (Chief of Police) pending IGA changes
- Held first reading of Ordinance 2025-002 (Outdoor Fires)
- Held first reading of Ordinance 2025-003 (Zoning Administrator)
- Approved HURF exchange program IGA for South Mountain Avenue pavement preservation (4-0)
TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
The Springerville Town Council will hold public hearings and take action on updating fees for records, police, animal control, building permits, and airport services. They will also consider second readings and final votes on ordinances regulating walls/fences and travel trailers/RVs used as guest quarters. Other business includes reappointing a planning and zoning commissioner, updating planning rules, appointing a magistrate judge, and reviewing the town manager.
- Public hearing and action on Resolution 2025-R001 updating fees for public records, police admin, animal control, business licenses, building permits, manufactured/modular FBB permits, airport fees, wastewater relocation, and planning and zoning
- Second reading and action on Ordinance 2024-003 amending Title 17 regarding walls and fences
- Second reading and action on Ordinance 2024-004 amending Title 17 regarding travel trailers and recreational vehicles used as guest quarters
- Discussion and possible reappointment of William Lucas to the Planning and Zoning Commission
- Discussion and possible appointment of a magistrate judge, with possible executive session
The Council approved a fee schedule update, adopted ordinances on walls/fences and travel trailers/RVs, reappointed a Planning and Zoning commissioner, and renewed the magistrate judge's contract. No substantive decisions were made on the wind farm concerns raised during public participation.
- Approved consent items including November 2024 minutes and accounts payable (4-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 2024-003 amending Title 17 on walls and fences (4-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 2024-004 amending Title 17 on travel trailers and RVs as guest quarters (4-0)
- Reappointed William Lucas to Planning and Zoning Commission through 2026 (4-0)
- Adopted revised Planning and Zoning Commission Rules of Procedure (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 2025-R001 updating the fee schedule (4-0)
- Authorized Town Manager to renew magistrate contract with Judge Butch Gunnels for two years (4-0)
- Council directed clerk to compile Town Manager evaluations; no formal action taken (4-0)