The June 11, 2024, city council meeting commenced with a roll call confirming the presence of all council members, including Mayor Smythe and Mayor Pro Tem Miranda. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, the council entered a brief executive session to address the agenda.

Council member McQuaid raised a request for clarification regarding the meeting minutes, which was acknowledged by the council. The agenda was subsequently approved without objection.

During the public comment segment, resident Diane Zimmerman spoke on behalf of several community members to propose a recognition for the late Frank Carroll, a renowned figure skating coach who recently passed away at the age of 85. Zimmerman highlighted Carroll's significant contributions to the sport, noting his coaching of Olympic and World champions, including Evan Lysacek and Michelle Kwan. She emphasized Carroll's character, describing him as a brilliant teacher with a quick wit and a true gentleman.

Zimmerman suggested that the city honor Carroll's legacy in a meaningful way at the local ice rink, known as the Cube, ensuring that his impact on the sport and the community is remembered by future generations. The council then proceeded to the awards and recognitions portion of the meeting, marking a respectful acknowledgment of Carroll's contributions to figure skating.