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Council approves grant application pursuit for Johnson Park softball lights

3756794 · June 10, 2025
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Summary

Council authorized the village administrator to submit a grant application to the Edward and Sandra (Edwin & Sands) Fund (named in resolution) seeking funding for lights at Johnson Park to support the girls' softball field; the council approved emergency language so the application can be filed promptly.

Baltimore Village council on Monday approved a resolution authorizing the village administrator to prepare and submit a grant application to the Edward and Sands fund for lighting at Johnson Park, a project sponsors said would support the local girls’ softball program.

Council member Phillips sponsored the measure and the council voted to waive the three‑reading rule and permit the administrator to submit required documentation and information to the foundation. The resolution asks the village administrator to pursue possible funding assistance for the Johnson Park Girls Field Project.

Supporters said the project is time‑sensitive because they want lights installed this year to support the high‑school girls’ team; a council member said she hoped the village could adopt emergency legislation if the grant opportunity requires quick action. No grant award was announced; the resolution authorizes only the submission of an application and does not commit village funds beyond administrative work to apply.

If the village receives a grant offer, council indicated it will evaluate any required match, budgeting and installation logistics through normal budgetary and procurement processes. The council vote to authorize the application passed unanimously.