Wynne public meetings in 2024
3 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Wynne City Council approved Resolution 12-10-24 adopting the St. Francis County / Cross County Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan, and approved a $11,761 roof repair for the Fire Department. The council also adopted Ordinance 908, amending the flood damage prevention code, with an emergency clause, all by unanimous votes.
- Approved Resolution 12-10-24 adopting the hazard mitigation plan (unanimous)
- Approved $11,761 roof repair for Fire Department by Jonesboro Roofing Co. (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 908 updating flood damage prevention code (unanimous)
- Enacted emergency clause for Ordinance 908 (unanimous)
City Council
The Wynne City Council approved the 2023 legislative audit, adopted Ordinance 906 allowing city officials to contract with the city, and Ordinance 907 waiving the bid process to lease a Freightliner knuckleboom loader. The council also approved a resolution amending the personnel policy handbook, appointed Jerlene Duncan to the Tree Board, and approved expenditures for City Hall maintenance. A motion to rebuild the E.U. Deshay Park enclosed building failed.
- Approved 2023 legislative audit (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 906 on city contracts (10-1, Nelson no)
- Adopted Ordinance 907 waiving bid for loader lease (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 09-17-2024 amending personnel handbook (unanimous)
- Appointed Jerlene Duncan to Tree Board (unanimous)
- Approved City Hall maintenance expenditures totaling about $32,961.80 (unanimous)
- Motion to rebuild E.U. Deshay Park building failed (3-7)
City Council
The City Council approved a motion requiring citizens to sign up in order to make public comments at City Council meetings. The motion was made by Councilperson Morris, seconded by Councilperson Miller, and carried with one dissenting vote (Nelson). No other substantive decisions were recorded.
- Approved motion requiring citizens to sign up for public comments (9-1, Nelson opposed)