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The Belleville City Council meeting on July 21, 2025, featured significant discussions on community contributions and recognitions.
One of the highlights was a presentation from the Belleville Main Street Marathon, where representatives Sarah Wester and Jason Poole presented a $5,000 check to the Belleville Parks and Recreation Department. Wester expressed gratitude for the city's support, emphasizing the importance of community logistics and volunteer efforts in making the marathon a success. She noted that the event relies heavily on local volunteers, stating, "We could not do this right, so we are very thankful for everything you guys do."
The meeting also included the appointment of Bridal Ruh to a one-year term on the Historic Preservation Commission, which was approved unanimously by the council.
Additionally, the council recognized Russell K. Scott for his 29 years of volunteer service on the Board of Fire and Police Commission. Chief Eiscant and other officials presented Scott with a plaque honoring his dedication and contributions to the city. The plaque acknowledged his "unwavering dedication and distinguished service," highlighting the respect and appreciation he has earned over nearly three decades.
Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to community engagement and the recognition of individuals who have made significant contributions to Belleville.
Converted from July 21st 2025 City Council Meeting meeting on July 23, 2025
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