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Gautier proclaims Arbor Day; Garden Club to plant trees and honor Mary Martin at Shepherd State Park
Summary
The council presented an Arbor Day proclamation recognizing tree‑planting activities statewide and announced the Garden Club’s tree‑planting event and plaque dedication for Mary Martin on March 11 at Shepherd State Park.
The Gautier City Council presented an Arbor Day proclamation and invited members of the local Garden Club to receive it and describe upcoming tree‑planting activities.
Mayor Casey Barton read the proclamation noting that while National Arbor Day is recognized in April, Mississippi marks an observance in February and the governor has proclaimed Feb. 20 as tree‑planting week. The proclamation cited statewide forestry benefits and encouraged local celebration; the mayor signed the proclamation and proclaimed Feb. 14, 2025, as Arbor Day for Gautier City in honor of the Garden Club’s local work.
Garden Club members told the council they will hold a tree‑planting and celebration on March 11 at Shepherd State Park, where the club plans to place a plaque honoring Mary Martin. Council members and staff thanked the volunteers, noting the club’s ongoing maintenance of flower beds at Shepherd State Park, plant sales, and partnerships with Parks and Recreation for community events.
Council members said the city will share event details on its social media channels when provided, and expressed appreciation for volunteer contributions to beautification and economic vitality.
Ending The proclamation was presented during the council’s presentations section and the council moved on to business agenda items after thanking the Garden Club members.
