Notice is given that the Stockton Town Council will hold a regular meeting as identified below in the Town Council Chambers at the Stockton Town Hall 18 N. Johnson Street, Stockton, Utah. In compliance with the American Disabilities Act, any individual who may need special accommodations including auxiliary communicative and services during this meeting shall notify the Town Clerk at (435) 882-3877 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting. The order of Agenda Items may be changed if deemed appropriate by the Mayor or Town Council. Time limits, if any listed for Agenda items are approximate and may be accelerated or delayed.
TOWN COUNCIL MINUTES
DATE: October 14, 2021
TIME: 7:00 pm
Call to order- 7:00pm
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Roll Call
Thomas Karjola-Mayor-Present
Vicki Nash-Councilwoman-Present
Jill McAffee- Councilwoman-Present
Nando Meli- Councilman-Present
Joe Johnston- Councilman-Present
3. Public Comments
Nothing to report
4. Consent Agenda
a. Check Register
b. Bills over $1,000.00
c. Approval of meeting minutes
Motion to approve- Councilman Meli
Seconded- Councilman Johnston
Unanimous approval
Motion passed
5. Department Reports
a. Stockton Police Department-Chief Romney
Last month we had a total of 76 calls. 1 alarm, 6 animal control, 2 child abuse, 1 custodial
interference, 8 drugs, 3 follow up, 1 fraud, 2 intoxicated person, 3 juvenile problem, 6 medical assist, 1 prowler, 1 sex offenses, 2 suicide/psychiatric, 7 suspicious, 3 traffic accidents, 6 traffic offenses, 2 trespassing, 2 vagrant, 6 VIN inspection, 4 wanted person/fugitive, 2 welfare check, 1 911 hang us, 1 civil standbys, 3 citizen assists, 122 dedicated patrol, 69 traffic stops.
b. Stockton Fire Department-Chief Huffman/Assistant Chief Thatcher
Last month we had a total of 17 calls. 7 fires, 7 medicals and 3 rescues.
Its open burn season, you can get a permit through Tooele County and get an open burn permit. The Fire Department is working with Union Pacific Railroad in hopes to getting a training course on how to fight fires on the railroad systems, or hazardous responses on the rails.
Chief Huffman found SCBA bottles that have 9 years left for $550 a bottle.
c. Recreation (Parks)
We've had some graffiti and vandalism up at the ball park. The Town will be looking into getting security cameras. These cameras might need to be budgeted for next year.
d. Roads and Grounds
Nothing to report
e. Solid Waste
The Town's garbage truck has been having issues. The Council needs to keep in mind that a decision may need to be made at some point for a new garbage truck.
f. Water
Nothing to report
e. Sewer
Nothing to report
6. Discussion/possible action on Area 52 Animal Control MOU
On October 8th, 2020 the Town came up with an MOU with Area 52 to take temporary custody of our impounded dogs. The MOU was passed by the Town Council for Area 52 to keep the animal(s) for 10 days before starting the adoption process. Area 52 would like to amend the MOU from 10 days to 5 business days.
Motion to approve- Councilwoman Nash
Seconded- Councilwoman McAfee
Unanimous approval
Motion passed
7. 1st Quarter Budget Review
Council had no questions.
8. Adjourn-7:40 pm
Motion to adjourn- Councilman Meli
Seconded- Councilman Johnston
Unanimous approval
Motion passed
By: Ashlee Wanlass
Town Clerk/Recorder
Posting: Stockton Town Hall; Stockton Town Post Office; Stockton Town Web Site; Tooele Transcript for information only; Utah Public Notice Web Site
Notice of Special Accommodations (ADA)
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION DURING PUBLIC MEETINGS
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during this meeting should notify Ashlee Wanlass, Stockton town clerk, at 435-882-3877.