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Council recommends naming Donald S Samus Park during June 6 meeting

May 06, 2024 | Town of Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut



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Council recommends naming Donald S Samus Park during June 6 meeting
The Stratford Parks & Recreation Committee made a significant decision during their May 2 meeting, unanimously recommending the naming of a local park in honor of a beloved community member. The committee discussed the contributions of the individual, who was not only a veteran but also played a pivotal role in the town's athletics and recreation programs.

Committee members emphasized the importance of recognizing the individual’s legacy, with one member recalling how he had hired them for their first job at a young age. The discussion highlighted the need for a simple yet impactful sentence to encapsulate his contributions, reflecting the deep respect held for him within the community.

The committee confirmed that the process for naming parks is outlined in the town code, which requires a recommendation to be forwarded to the town council. After deliberation, the committee voted to send a favorable recommendation to the council, which will consider the proposal at their next meeting.

This decision marks a meaningful step in honoring local heroes and ensuring their contributions are remembered within the community. The committee's next meeting is scheduled for June 6, where further discussions on community initiatives will continue.

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