2024-11-11 | Payson City Council , Payson, Utah County, Utah
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The Payson City Council meeting on November 11, 2024, kicked off with a festive celebration as the winners of the Halloween Yard of the Month contest were announced. Mayor and council members expressed their excitement in recognizing residents for their creative decorations, highlighting the community spirit during the Halloween season.
In a delightful twist, the council awarded two prizes due to a tie in nominations. Robert and Lynette Zeman were honored for their impressive display, receiving a $100 gift certificate to Olson's Greenhouse. The second award went to Dustin Mayu, who also showcased a standout Halloween setup. The council thanked both winners for their participation and encouraged residents to look forward to a similar contest for Christmas.
Following the awards, the meeting transitioned to the public forum, inviting community members to voice their concerns or suggestions on topics not listed on the agenda. This segment allows residents like Rebecca Nelson, who has lived in Payson for nearly three years, to engage directly with city officials.
The recognition of community efforts through events like the Halloween Yard of the Month not only fosters local pride but also sets the stage for upcoming holiday celebrations, reinforcing the importance of community involvement in Payson.
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