Pierz City Council Discusses Emergency Fund and Staff Changes at Golf Course

The Pierz City Council meeting on January 27, 2025, focused on several issues, including the creation of an emergency fund, staff changes at the city golf course, and the approval of a new street project payment. Council members also considered a donation for Freedom Fest and a solar contract for a local resident.

A primary topic of concern was establishing an emergency fund for the city, a discussion that has been ongoing for two years. Council members emphasized the importance of forming this fund to ensure financial preparedness for unforeseen circumstances. Additionally, the council discussed replenishing the roads dedicated fund, with the intention of potentially paying off a street project early. A workshop is planned to further explore these financial strategies.

Changes at the city golf course were also discussed. The council debated adding a third staff position to improve supervisor rotation and staff consistency. This proposal was met with general approval.

In financial matters, the council approved pay application number seven for the street project, which included costs for new streetlights installed in December. The payment amounted to $14,290.

The council also addressed a $1,000 donation request for Freedom Fest, which was included in the 2025 budget due to the event’s community impact. The sponsorship comes with VIP and general admission tickets, prompting a suggestion for a drawing to distribute the tickets among city employees and council members.

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