BOONE, Iowa---The Boone City Council will need to a weigh and offer from the Russ Reid Company, a Washington D.C based consulting firm, to continue working with the Boone City Council to obtain federal funds for infrastructure projects. Clay Boothby told the City Council Monday that the firm knows finances are difficult. He says they would like to continue working with the City and would like to consider some other options. The original contract for the services amounted to $10,000 a month. Mayor John Slight says the Council will need to discuss the matter when they meet during a budget work session Wednesday.
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