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Committee reviews veterans and first-responder banner program; asks for donation breakdown
Summary
Staff updated the committee on a banner program organized with the VFW that would display veterans and first-responders banners roughly from before Memorial Day through Veterans Day; members asked staff to clarify what portion of the $300 banner fee would be donated to the Never Forgotten organization.
Staff presented an update on a veterans and first-responders banner program that would place banners on Highway 64 and potentially north–south connectors as supply allows. Staff said the program timeline would likely run from before Memorial Day through Veterans Day and quoted $300 per banner, with a portion of the fee donated to the Never Forgotten organization; committee members asked staff to specify the donated portion to help residents understand the breakdown.
The committee discussed banner placement strategy to maximize visibility (north–south approaches and bridge locations) and noted previous installations of similar banners in other nearby communities. Staff said Corey Dornbrock from the VFW had been leading the effort and provided initial timeline information.
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