Show Notes
Mayor Palmer talks about water rates and a new ordinance to protect new pavement. We also talk about the seasonal transition to Jordan Valley water, Blackridge Reservoir operations, and recognize Deputy Chief Stromberg for graduating from the FBI National Academy.
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0:00 Start 0:33 Intro 2:32 Seasonal water source transition 3:55 Blackridge season review 5:15 Economic Development update 6:55 Capital projects update 8:39 Mosquito Abatement District property tax 9:47 Road excavation ordinance 12:16 Deputy Chief honored 14:05 Water rates
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