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The Dewey City Council meets tonight at 7:00 p.m. inside City Hall. The agenda opens with the traditional greatest hits, call to order, pledge of allegiance, and approving the last meeting’s minutes.

Things really start to sizzle with a presentation from the Tom Mix Foundation, followed by the always electric sales tax report. For those craving high-stakes drama, the council will consider moving $9,000 from cemetery fees to utilities. Meanwhile, discussions on mobile homes, modular homes, and tiny homes promise to answer the age-old question: how small can you legally live before the city notices?

The evening wraps up with a crowd-favorite wildcard segment, “other new business,” which may or may not include something to get the crowd rowdy, followed by citizen comments. After a few closing remarks, the council will adjourn, leaving attendees to reflect on yet another unforgettable night of municipal magic.