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It was a short Brush City Council Meeting on Monday evening, lasting only 10 minutes, but the council heard about plenty of events happening this week as well as some items coming before them to start the new year. The meeting started with Community Development Director Tyler Purvis informing the board of a recommendation to appoint MaKyle Mares to the Historic Preservation Board. Mares was named Brush Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director a few months ago. The council unanimously approved...

It was a short Brush City Council Meeting on Monday evening, lasting only 10 minutes, but the council heard about plenty of events happening this week as well as some items coming before them to start the new year. The meeting started with Community Development Director Tyler Purvis informing the board of a recommendation to […]

At their Nov. 27 meeting, the Brush City Council brought up the possibility of having a special meeting in December to have a public hearing and second reading regarding a potential 15-year non-exclusive agreement with Allo Fiber. The first reading of it took place at the aforementioned meeting. In an email from Loranda Packard, City […]

The only ballot question in Brush in this year’s election was a close one. Ballot question 2C passed 588 to 534 last Tuesday according to the unofficial results, and the Brush City Council will start the ordinance process soon to see how many chickens residents will be permitted to have amongst other regulations. The item […]

The only ballot question in Brush in this year’s election was a close one. Ballot question 2C passed 588 to 534 last Tuesday according to the unofficial results, and the Brush City Council will start the ordinance process soon to see how many chickens residents will be permitted to have amongst other regulations. The item calls for the city council to establish an ordinance for rules and regulations to permit chickens within city limits. Towards the end of Monday night’s brief Brush ...

Monday night’s Brush City Council meeting was a swift one. The reason for the brisk meeting was that the majority of the council and staff were absent. Mayor Dana Sherman, Mayor Pro-Tem Larry Lundstorm, and Ward 2 Councilor Scott Klinkhammer were the only council members present. With everyone else absent, there wasn’t much the councilmembers […]