Katie Lee-Koven

municipal corruption and public safety

Taxpayers will likely foot the bill for the legal proceedings and the inevitable overhaul of city administrative security protocols.

Power Pooling Agreement

This will cost $750,000 from existing electric fund reserves.

discrimination complaints

This means no big payouts or legal headaches for Grand County from these specific complaints.

public meeting

Some comments, like those on developer contributions, could have future financial implications for the city.

waste management

It saves you the cost of renting a dumpster or paying individual landfill tipping fees.

Youth Council Program Proposal

The program is operating with significantly less grant funding than in previous years.

America 250 celebration

Involves funding for student grants and tree planting, with potential for volunteer contributions.

mayor's priorities

Potential need for a part-time Youth Engagement Coordinator position and a modest budget increase.

Senior Care Resources

Potential for partnerships and resource allocation to support senior services.

zoning change

This could mean more jobs and a boost to the local economy, but we'll have to wait and see what kind of businesses move in.

Point-In-Time Count

The city will allocate $6,616 toward the study, which may require internal budget adjustments within the Community Development department.

new leadership

No direct financial impact, but ensures effective management of city development and planning functions.

city limits

Expect potential shifts in property taxes and utility costs for those moving into the expanded city.

swearing-in ceremony

No immediate financial impacts are mentioned, but new leadership could mean new budget priorities down the line.

official swearing-in ceremony

No direct financial impact is mentioned, but new leadership could mean new budget priorities.

candidate endorsement

This endorsement doesn't directly impact your wallet, but it could shape who makes decisions about city spending.

Resolution 26-11: Budget Adjustment

Approval of March 17, 2026 Minutes and April 7, 2026 Agenda

Ratification of Board Appointments

Approval of February 17, 2026 Minutes and March 3, 2026 Agenda

Resolution 26-06: America 250 Committee

Approval of February 3, 2026 Minutes and February 17, 2026 Agenda

Ordinance 26-05: Logan Crossroads Rezone

Resolution 26-05: City of Logan Mission Statement

Resolution 26-04: Budget Adjustments

Approval of January 20, 2026 Minutes and Agenda Amendment

Continue Resolution 26-02 (Library Fees)

Approval of Resolution 26-03 (Budget Adjustment)

Ratification of Russ Holley as Community Development Director

Ordinance 26-01: Future Bookshop Rezone

Ordinance 26-02: Fairgrounds North Rezone

Approval of Agenda and Minutes