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Clinton City's Zoom Meeting
Published: Jul 15, 2026
Council Member Advocates for Increased Collaboration Through Committees
The City Council discussed Ordinance 26-05, which includes code updates. As part of this, Council Member Christian expressed a desire for greater council involvement in policy decisions and suggested forming committees for areas like code review, heritage days, and audits to improve collaboration and understanding of city operations. The Mayor supported the idea of committees to foster more council involvement and expertise sharing.
City Recognizes Long-Serving Employees and Welcomes New Parks Manager
The City Council recognized several employees for their service anniversaries, including Richard Bra (10 years), Sergeant Ronnie Aldridge (10 years), Josh Rodriguez (5 years), Zack Tucker (5 years), and Robert (25 years). Additionally, Benji Fry was introduced as the new Parks Manager, bringing over 20 years of experience in the parks industry, including experience managing budgets up to \$1.5 million and overseeing 281 acres of parks and open space.
Council Approves $2.299 Million Pump House Project for New Well
The City Council approved the bid for the pump house project associated with a new well, with MJM Construction submitting the lowest bid at $2.299 million. This project is necessary to house the well equipment and will eventually require a storage tank to become fully functional. Funding for the project will come from multiple sources, including grant funding from the Bureau of Reclamation.
City Council Reviews Q4 Financials and Fraud Risk Assessment
The City Council reviewed the finance report for the final quarter of the previous fiscal year. The Finance Director, Cory Christensen, noted that there were significant variances in the report due to accounting complications, including payroll and revenue recording delays caused by staffing shortages. He assured the council that these variances would be rectified in the final audit and that the city is staying within budget. The council also reviewed the fiscal year 2025-26 fraud risk assessment report, which indicated a moderate risk level, consistent with previous years, with ongoing efforts to review and strengthen internal controls.
City Council Votes to Update Code, Postpones Term Limits Discussion
The City Council discussed Ordinance 26-05, which proposes code updates to align with state code, including repealing a chapter on term limits implemented the previous year. The council and staff debated the legality and advisability of term limits, with input from the League of Cities and Towns and the city attorney suggesting they could be legally challenged. The council ultimately voted to suspend the rules to vote on the code updates excluding the term limits provision, postponing the discussion on term limits to a future meeting.
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