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Here's the mayor's 2018 annual report

Report lists projects, services, finances, council 2019 projects and village challenges

West end storm sewer project, Willeke phase 1 and completion of the Ada pool project are three projects David Retterer, Ada mayor, highlighted in his annual report to Ada council on Tuesday.

A copy of his report is attached at the bottom of this story.

Continuing his summary of 2018 projects, he noted that the Ada dispatch is now supplied by the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office.

Adding that the Village of Ada is in sound financial shape, the mayor credited council members and others who monitor revenues, wages and assets and investments of the village.

Ada council 2019 reorganization meeting Tuesday

Committee assignment selection part of agenda

- Council agenda is attached at the bottom of this story -
Ada council will reorganize for 2019 at its Tuesday, Jan. 8, meeting. That means the council will election a president, set meeting dates in addition to naming committee chairs and members.

Those committees include: finance, street, building and grounds, safety, personnel, utility and economic development.

Council will appoint representatives to the ambulance board, planning committee, negotiation committee for the enterprise zone, and the enterprise review committee.

Following its reorganization, council moves into the first official meeting of 2019.

Ada school board reorganizes for 2019

Meeting is Thursday, Jan. 10

The Ada school board will meet at 6 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 10. The meeting is the regular January meeting and the board will reorganize for 2019.

Board members are Dr. Amy Mullins, president pro tem; Matt Gossman, Ronald Fleming, Ernest Daughtery and Troy Erickson.

School board to meet Dec. 20.

The next meeting of the Ada school  board will be at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 20, in the board room at the school.

Troy Erickson new school board member

Replaces Nancy Wood Allison

By Monty Siekerman
Troy Erickson is the new school board member replacing Nancy Wood Allison who moved from the school district. Troy and his wife Tara, both AHS graduates, are parents of three children now attending Ada Schools: Abby, a junior; Meghan, an eighth grader; and Brody, a sixth grader.

Troy, 44, formerly coached Ada softball and baseball teams. He has been an Ada fireman for 23 years and currently is assistant chief. The family attends Ada First Presbyterian Church.

School board to meet

The next meeting of the Ada School board will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 15, at the school.

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