Jeannie Demas

Electric Bicycle and Scooter Regulations

Fines of up to $50 per violation; no other direct cost identified.

Proposed Civic Center closure

The closure is driven by deferred maintenance costs the city can't keep absorbing.

First Security Bank Building claim settled

Selling could eliminate an $8 million liability, but delaying may cost the city maintenance money on the decaying building.

Closure of Housing Assistance Waiting Lists

No direct cost to the city — this is policy housekeeping for federal housing assistance.

Killpecker Creek Detention Basin Drainage Easement

No cost to the city — the Sheesleys are dedicating the easement by deed.

Sewer inspection equipment replacement

A reported cost in the vicinity of half a million dollars for the replacement unit.

Historic Horse Racing Revenue and Permit Renewals

OTB revenues help subsidize Wyoming's live horse racing industry; no direct city cost cited.

Flock Surveillance Cameras

No direct cost or savings here—just confirmation the city isn’t paying for Flock cameras.

2026 Street Repair Programs

Not yet known — bids haven't been sought.

Bingham Resigning from Economic Development Coalition Board

Property Tax Relief for Long-Term Homeowners

Eligible long-term homeowners can cut their property tax bill by half.

Liquor Catering Permits for Pool Tournament

Rocky Mountain Power Rate Increase

Residential electric bills would rise 8.8% on top of earlier increases; ag rates up roughly 37%.

Juvenile Mischief and Property Crimes

Proposition 1 Property Tax Reduction

Could cut local property tax revenue roughly in half, hitting services and special districts like the fire district hard.

Golf Course Conditions

School District Private Road Near Stagecoach/Pilot Butte

Firefighter cancer screenings

$360 per participant from the fire department's physical examination budget.

Fee waiver for Gardens at White Mountain affordable housing

About $250,000 in foregone city fee revenue, part of a $2 million project funding gap.

Downtown event closures and business impact

Consent Agenda (minutes, appointment, telecom board minutes, housing memo)

Rock Springs Housing Authority Bills and Claims for November 3, 2026

Bills and Claims for November 3, 2026

Salaries for October 22, 2026

Ponderosa Bar Liquor Catering Permits — Courtney Ellifritz Pool Tournament

Resolution 2026-141 — Sheesley Drainage Easement

Ordinance 2026-11 — E-Bikes and E-Scooters (3rd Reading)

Consent Agenda (minutes, appointments, staff reports, correspondence)

Appointment of Jordan Allen as City Attorney

Rock Springs Housing Authority Bills and Claims, October 20, 2026

Bills and Claims for October 20, 2026 ($966,360.78)

Salaries for October 7, 2026 ($827,033.77)

Health Insurance Committee recommendation for 2027 Plan Year

Western Whisk Cheesecake Co. road closure for Trunk or Treat

Resolution 2026-135 — WASCOP Alcohol, Tobacco, Kratom Inspection Contract ($33,000)

Resolution 2026-136 — United Diagnostic Services ultrasound cancer screening for firefighters

Resolution 2026-137 — Ten Point Sales & Marketing CCTV sewer inspection vehicle ($487,871)

Resolution 2026-138 — Revised Schedule of Fees (Special Malt Beverage Permit fee)

Resolution 2026-139 — Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming ASO Group Renewal

Resolution 2026-140 — $55,000 claim settlement with Gordon Crofts

Ordinance 2026-11 — E-Bikes and E-Scooters (3rd Reading)

approve Ordinance 2026-10

Ordinance 2026-10, third reading — Special Malt Beverage Permit

Ordinance 2026-11, second reading — e-bike and e-scooter rules (amended)

amend Ordinance 2026-11 to incorporate proposed amendments as sent to the governing body via email

Ordinance 2026-09, Third Reading — Personnel Policy Workers' Comp Amendments

Resolution 2026-96 — Hockey Association ice-time agreement (DENIED)

Resolution 2026-81 — Public Transparency and Activity Reporting Policy

Ordinance 2026-07 — Rezone 3037 Yellowstone Road from I-2 to I-1 (3rd Reading)

Ordinance 2026-08 — Simulcasting and Pari-Mutuel Local Approval (3rd Reading)

accept the recommended amendments listed above that were provided by Mr. Beckwith, with the exception of Section 119.05(e), adjusting the amendment to allot the City Clerk 10 business days after an ap

Ordinance 2026-08 amendments — Simulcasting and Pari-Mutuel Local Approval (2nd reading)

dismiss the complaint on the grounds that no evidence had been presented to meet the required burden of proof

Motion to dismiss — Whistleblower protections (30.48(L))

Motion to dismiss — Misuse of official position (30.48(F)(1))

Motion to dismiss — Harassment, civility, election interference (30.48(I)(3))

Ordinance 2026-06 — Jury duty and legislative leave (3rd reading)

Violation of Section 30.48(I)(2) – Abusive Language Prohibited

Sanction: Public Censure (rejected)

Written Warning

Violation of Section 30.48(D)(4) – Duty of Civility and Respect

Violation of Section 30.48(I)(1) – Decorum

Violation of Section 30.48(I)(3) – Harassment and Abusive Behavior

Violation of Section 30.48(I)(4) – Social Media

Mandated Training

Public Censure

Loss of Committee Chair/Liaison Role

approve Ordinance 2026-05

remove Resolution 2026-32 from the table

Resolution 2026-32 — First Security Bank Building Sale

Ordinance 2026-05 — Ward Boundary Redistricting (3rd Reading)

Lost precincts near her residence in redistricting

Ordinance 2026-03 — Occupational tax amendments (3rd reading)

Ordinance 2026-04 — Peddlers and solicitors amendments (3rd reading)

approve Ordinance 2026-03

approve Ordinance 2026-04

North Front Street business owners' request on Main Street Market relocation

Sponsor moved to deny so the market can trial at Bunning Park.

approve the request

approve Ordinance 2026-02

Ordinance 2026-02 — Setback Reduction for Small Accessory Structures

approve Ordinance 2026-01

Ordinance 2026-01 — Rezoning to R-2 (Third Reading)