Seminole council approves settlement with Heritage Shields Roofing and ACDC

5941759 · October 15, 2025

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Summary

The Seminole City Council voted unanimously to accept a settlement agreement involving Heritage Shields Roofing, the City of Seminole and an entity identified as ACDC; the motion was approved by roll call without further public discussion.

The Seminole City Council voted to accept a settlement agreement between Heritage Shields Roofing, the City of Seminole and an entity identified in the record as ACDC.

Councilmembers approved the settlement by unanimous roll call after a motion to accept the agreement was made and seconded. The motion was described on the record by a council member as being presented "as presented by our attorney." No dollar amounts, terms or other substantive details of the settlement were stated on the public transcript.

Why it matters: Accepting a settlement typically concludes a legal dispute or claim involving the city; however, the council record provided here does not include the agreement text, legal basis for the settlement, or any funding or budgetary implications.

The motion was placed on the record with a roll call that recorded the following votes: Trace Connor — yes; Dana Miller — yes; Larry Church — yes; Scott Rossman — yes; Chris Anson — yes; Jolene Desette — yes; Jeff Nance — yes; John Kramer — yes. The clerk called the roll and announced "Motion passes." No public comment or council discussion about settlement terms was captured in the transcript.

The transcript contains a second, separate motion later in the meeting in which a council member asked whether parties needed to be listed and then moved to accept a settlement "as presented by our attorney." That motion also passed on roll call with the same recorded affirmative votes. The transcript does not indicate whether the two motions refer to the same agreement or to distinct settlement matters.