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City Council Approves Ordinance to Correct Clerical Errors in Licensing Fees
Ordinance 2026-08 was approved on its third and final reading to amend Title IX, Chapter 3, Section 1 of the City Code. The amendment is for clerical errors and aims to reinsert special contractor's license fees that were omitted in a previous ordinance improvement.
City Council Approves New Disposal Service Agreement with Regional Landfill, Citing Fee Increase
Philip Bowman provided an update on the disposal service agreement with the Park County Regional Landfill. The proposed four-year agreement includes an approximate 9.6% increase in the tipping fee, raising it from $65 per ton to $71.22 per ton. This increase was anticipated and accounted for in the FY27 budget. The City Attorney has finalized his review of the agreement.
City Council Adopts Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget with $89.7 Million in Resources
The City Council conducted a public hearing and adopted the fiscal year 2026-27 budget for the City of Cody. The budget includes available resources of $89.7 million, with expected revenues of $42.7 million and appropriations of $47.6 million. Key highlights include the new SEPTAG receiving station, proposed rate increases in utility funds, step increases for employee compensation, $10 million in planned capital projects, and continued IT network improvements. The budget aims for a structurally balanced approach and strategic use of reserves, while maintaining essential city functions and service levels.
Pulstock Aquatic and Recreation Center Celebrates 25th Anniversary with Free Weekend
Mike Taylor announced that the Pulstock Aquatic and Recreation Center is celebrating its 25th anniversary on Friday, June 19th. The celebration will include free admission to the center on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, along with various activities such as face painting, food trucks, touch-a-truck, cornhole, slip and slide, and pool activities. A concert by Josh Westerholt is scheduled for Friday evening in Canal Park.
Police Officer Expresses Gratitude for Pay Raise Consideration; Rec Center Event Age Limit Clarified
Councilmember Blank shared that a police officer expressed gratitude for the consideration of a pay raise, acknowledging the financial pressures faced by officers. The councilmember also inquired about the age limit for the 'King of the Mountain' event at the recreation center, and was informed that while there's no age limit, participants must pass a swim test, with a minimum age of eight typically required unless the swim test is passed.
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