The Canyon Lake City Council convened on Tuesday evening, marking the start of the meeting with a moment of silence honoring fallen service members. Mayor Welty confirmed a quorum was present, allowing the session to proceed smoothly.

Following the invocation, the council moved into a closed session report, where the city attorney indicated that settlement direction was given by consensus on one item. This procedural update set the stage for the evening's ceremonial matters.

A highlight of the meeting was the recognition of Jason Cleveland as the Citizen of the Month for his significant contributions to the Canyon Lake Little League. Councilmember Mark Terry, known for his long-standing involvement in local baseball, praised Cleveland for his dedication and the hard work of volunteers that keep the league thriving. The council celebrated the league's recent success, particularly the achievement of winning the TOC (Tournament of Champions), a notable accomplishment in the community.

Cleveland expressed gratitude on behalf of the league, acknowledging the collective effort of parents, coaches, and board members in fostering a successful program. The council presented certificates to the young players, who were visibly excited about their championship win, with one player sharing the emotional experience of victory.

The meeting concluded with a heartfelt acknowledgment of the families who support the athletes, emphasizing the community spirit that drives the success of local sports. The council's recognition of the Little League champions underscored the importance of youth sports in fostering teamwork and community pride in Canyon Lake.