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Finance Director Pauline Carey reviewed the ordinance, which lists budget adjustments across multiple departments. Carey cited salary increases tied to union contract settlements that occurred after the 2024 budget, purchases and repairs for parks and rec equipment, community-garden pump and motor costs, and other routine adjustments.

Carey highlighted an airport line item and described an associated project listed at $1,100,000. She told commissioners the city had already received $1,660,000 in federal and state funds related to airport work and that the city's match was about $40,000. Carey said other items included water treatment purchases and golf course equipment funded through golf revenues.

Commissioners asked no substantive questions and approved the ordinance's first reading by roll-call vote; the second reading was scheduled for Jan. 13, 2025.

Votes at a glance
- Motion: Approve agenda as amended. Outcome: approved; roll-call: Smith—Aye; Weinrice—Aye; Craig—Aye; Harvey—Aye; Mayor Roach—Aye.
- Motion: Approve consent agenda (minutes, fuel quotes, combined election agreement with Huron School District and set election date for Apr. 8, 2025; personnel actions; payment of bills). Outcome: approved; roll-call: Smith—Aye; Weinrice—Aye; Craig—Aye; Harvey—Aye; Mayor Roach—Aye.
- Motion: Approve first reading of supplemental appropriation ordinance (Ord. 22-66-30-247, first reading as read on the record). Outcome: approved; roll-call: Smith—Aye; Weinrice—Aye; Craig—Aye; Harvey—Aye; Mayor Roach—Aye.

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The clerk or presiding official read a payment amount during the item; the transcript contains two different figures ($1,000,039.39 and $1,039,850.50) that were not reconciled on the public record. The commission approved the progress payment by roll-call vote.

Assistant Engineer Dennis Bennett described the request as a progress payment and told commissioners the transfer station work is about 84% complete and that crews had begun installing the scale. “They started putting the scale in today,” Bennett said. He recommended approval.

After a motion and a second, commissioners voted in favor; the roll-call recorded five ayes. The approval authorizes payment under the contract for the transfer-station construction; any remaining contract administration, retainage, or final-amount reconciliation will follow the usual contracting procedures.

Votes at a glance
- Motion: Approve pay request No. 10 from Northstar Logistics (DBA Century Crane) for the Huron Transfer Station. Outcome: approved; roll-call: Smith—Aye; Weinrice—Aye; Craig—Aye; Harvey—Aye; Mayor Roach—Aye.

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Commissioners approved the letter during the regular meeting after a presentation from Community Counseling Services' CEO Belinda Grama and CFO Melissa Hofer about outreach plans and existing services.

Grama said the agency serves seven counties and has provided opioid treatment as a contracted service since 2020, working with Lewis and Clark Behavioral Health and HRMC to provide medications while Community Counseling provides therapy and outreach. She told the commission the requested grant would fund outreach, advertising and prevention work directed at pregnant women, people who inject drugs, youth, seniors and drug-court participants, and would support outreach to about 23 agency-managed apartments where recovery clients live.

“We are applying for $35,000 from the state settlement fund,” Grama said, asking the commission for a letter of support. Melissa Hofer added the agency relies on local and contract funding and that the grant would allow outreach and marketing work the center cannot otherwise afford.

Commission discussion was brief. A commissioner noted the city had provided prior allocations and that organizations may apply for multiple settlement grants; the motion to provide a letter of support passed on a roll-call vote with five ayes.

The commission's action authorizes the mayor or designee to sign a letter supporting Community Counseling Services' grant application; the grant award itself and any contracting or spending would occur only if the state grant is awarded.

Community Counseling said it will partner with local groups for some outreach components and listed education, safe-medication disposal kits and monthly outreach events among planned activities.

Votes at a glance
- Motion: Provide a letter of support for Community Counseling Services to apply for a $35,000 state opioid-settlement grant. Outcome: approved; roll-call: Smith—Aye; Weinrice—Aye; Craig—Aye; Harvey—Aye; Mayor Roach—Aye.

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