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Donations surge as community rallies for local services

November 13, 2024 | Schererville Town, Lake County, Indiana


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Donations surge as community rallies for local services
The Schererville Town Council convened on November 13, 2024, to address various community matters, including donations received and a resident's concern regarding property access.

The meeting commenced with a discussion led by Mr. Reardon, who provided updates on ongoing projects. Council members expressed their anticipation for further conversations related to these developments.

A significant agenda item was the acceptance of donations totaling $10,435.88 for the month of October. Mr. Reardon detailed the contributions, which included both monetary and in-kind donations from various local businesses and individuals. Notable donations included $3,060 from the Arby’s fundraiser for the fire equipment fund and several contributions to the animal control fund, totaling $1,100. The fire department also received various items valued at nearly $2,000. The council unanimously approved the acceptance of these donations, highlighting the community's support for local services.

The meeting transitioned to public comments, where residents were invited to voice their concerns. Angela and Raymond Sexton addressed the council regarding access issues to their garage, which they claimed had been obstructed following a property transfer involving an easement. They expressed frustration over the lack of access and the difficulties faced when trying to sell their property. Council members acknowledged the complexity of the situation and assured the Sextons that they would investigate the matter further, reviewing relevant documents and records.

The meeting concluded with a brief acknowledgment of the police and fire department's presence, with a resident expressing appreciation for their service. The council encouraged ongoing communication with residents regarding their concerns and emphasized their commitment to addressing community issues.

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