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MINUTES                                                 
 
RIGBY CITY COUNCIL 
THURSDAY DECEMBER 4TH, 2025 
7:00 PM 
 
The Pledge of Allegiance was given by Mayor Datwyler and the prayer by Councilman 
Howe. 
 
ROLL CALL ATTENDANCE: 
Councilman Mike Wilder                         Absent 
Councilman Alex Espinosa                     Present 
Councilman Timothy Howe                     Present 
Councilman Reed Stone                         Present 
Councilwoman Tonya Hillman                Present- Via Phone  
 
ALSO PRESENT-  
City Attorney, Sam Angell 
Director Of Public Works, Mitch Bradley – Via Phone 
Police Chief, Allen Fullmer 
 
 
PUBLIC COMMENT -  
 
Barbara Monroe expressed concerns regarding the City Attorney’s handling of certain 
cases and raised objections related to a citation she received for interfering with a traffic 
stop. 
 
ACTION ITEM - CONSENT AGENDA 
The following business items may be approved by one motion and a vote.  If any 
one member of the Council so desires, any matter listed can be moved to a 
separate agenda item.  
 
A. Council Minutes – November 20th, 2025      
 
Councilman Stone made the motion to Approve the Minutes, seconded by 
Councilman Howe. 
All in favor say aye.  
 
 
 
B. Accounts Payable- November 2025

Councilman Espinosa made the motion to Approve the Accounts Payable, 
seconded by Councilwoman Stone, 
roll call vote: 
Councilman Timothy Howe -       Yes                     
Councilman Alex Espinosa -        Yes                
Councilwoman Tonya Hillman -    Yes 
Councilman Reed Stone -   
Yes 
 
 
INFORMATIONAL ITEM: State and Main St. Street Light Update 
 
Mr. Bradley reported that he had spoken with Mike from County Road and Bridge regarding 
a grant the County received to purchase street signs. He noted that the City will purchase 
two LED stop signs for the Harwood School Zone to be included in the County’s order. Mr. 
Bradley also updated Council on discussions with ITD and Horrocks Engineering regarding 
reconfiguration of the stop light patterns at the two intersections of State and Main. The 
proposed change would alternate eastbound and westbound traffic rather than allowing 
both directions simultaneously. This trial pattern will continue for one month, and Mr. 
Bradley requested feedback during the period. 
 
 
INFORMATIONAL ITEM: Area of Impact Agreement 
Milton Fullerton explained that the Area of Impact is under the jurisdiction of the County 
and identifies areas that could be annexed into the City within the next five years. He noted 
that annexations must fall within the Area of Impact. The County is drafting a new 
ordinance for road standards to align more closely with City ordinances, as smaller parcels 
are being developed. The County currently allows quarter-acre lots provided they connect 
to City services. 
Mayor Datwyler raised concern about language in the draft agreement regarding road 
maintenance, noting that the City should only be responsible for portions of roads that are 
annexed, not entire roads extending into the County. Mr. Bradley requested a meeting with 
the Mayor and Ms. Hansen to review items of concern, followed by a meeting with Mr. 
Fullerton to discuss possible solutions. 
Councilman Howe asked about the County’s position on water rights in new 
developments. Mr. Fullerton stated the County follows State Code, requiring a water 
system and irrigation plan. Meetings will be scheduled to continue discussion.

ACTION ITEM: Consider Approval of Contract with Alsco or Purchase of New 
Mats 
 
Mayor Datwyler explained that Ms. Keller presented the matter to Council due to the 
condition of the rugs in the City Hall hallways, which are worn and mismatched. Options 
considered included entering into a service contract with Alsco or purchasing new rugs 
outright, with staff maintaining them. 
 
Councilman Howe made the motion to Deny the Contract with Alsco, seconded 
by Councilman Espinosa. 
Council Tabled the Purchase of the Mats, Stating the Admin Dept didn’t need 
approval.  
 
 
ACTION ITEM: Resolution # 227-2025 Establishing Stall Rental Fees and 
Authorizing Lease Agreement for Rodeo Grounds Barns 
Mayor Datwyler explained that although stalls at the Rodeo Grounds Barns have been 
rented for some time, no resolution establishing fees could be located. He noted the need 
for a formal resolution to ensure enforceability of the rentals. 
Mr. Bradley stated he had discussed the matter with Ms. Keller and expressed appreciation 
for her organization of the process. He reported that, since the discussion began, Public 
Works staff have conducted daily stall checks and maintained clear rental logs. 
Councilman Espinosa made the motion to Approve Resolution #227-2025 
Establishing Stall Rental Fees and Authorizing Lease Agreement for Rodeo Grounds 
Barns, seconded by Councilman Stone, 
roll call vote: 
Councilman Timothy Howe -       Yes                     
Councilman Alex Espinosa -        Yes                
Councilwoman Tonya Hillman -    Yes 
Councilman Mike Stone -             Yes 
 
 
Action Item- Adjournment  
 
Councilman Howe made the motion to Adjournment, seconded by Councilman 
Espinosa. 
All in favor say aye.  
 
APPROVED__________________________________  
                       Richard Datwyler, Mayor 
 
Attest__________________________ 
            Kiesha Keller, City Clerk

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