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Kotlinski recognized for decade of service

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The Town of Annetta held their city council meeting Thursday, Feb. 15, and it was a very special meeting for one of its most tenured staff members. 

Diana Kotlinski was recognized for 10 years of outstanding service. Her recognized greeting, “It’s a great day in Annetta”, has been received by every citizen, patron, and contractor that has called over the last 10 years.

Kotlinski was given a standing ovation by all in attendance and presented with a 10-year service plaque by Mayor Sandy Roberts.

Upon presenting the plaque, Roberts reminded folks how Kotlinski started out part-time for a couple years before going full-time. She noted Kotlinski is a great asset and everyone that calls up loves to talk to her, calling her a wonderful representative for the town of Annetta.

In other business

Poison Prevention Week: The council proclaimed March 17-23 as Poison Prevention Week. This is a week to heighten awareness of the simple items around everyone’s household that can be easily consumed by smaller children that can be hazardous and cause injury if not properly stored and put in a safe place.

Generators: The council approved purchasing a Generac 100 KW generator for The Lakes of Aledo and for water plant No. 4, pursuant to the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality’s requirements. Each generator will cost $35,089.

Nextlink: Council authorized Mayor Roberts to sign a lease agreement with Nextlink to be the city’s internet provider.

The Town of Annetta holds its meetings at 7 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month. The next meeting will be March 21.

In other business

Poison Prevention Week: The council proclaimed March 17-23 as Poison Prevention Week. This is a week to heighten the simple items around everyone’s household that can be easily consumed by smaller children that can be hazardous and cause injury if not properly stored and put in a safe place.

Generators: The council approved purchasing a Generac 100 KW generator for The Lakes of Aledo and for water plant No. 4, pursuant to the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality’s requirements. Each generator will cost $35,089.

Nextlink: Council authorized Mayor Roberts to sign a lease agreement with Nextlink to be the city’s internet provider.

The City of Annetta’s holds their meetings every third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. The next meeting will be March 21.

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