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Centerville public-works report: Clean Sweep finished, Memorial Day and Stubbs Park events scheduled
Summary
Public Works reported completion of the city's Clean Sweep with no injuries and full trash pickup; Mayor and staff announced Memorial Day events at Stubbs Park and a June 1 Stubbs Park opening.
Centerville's Public Works director reported the city completed its Clean Sweep program with crews collecting citywide trash and no injuries, and the mayor and staff announced several upcoming community events including Memorial Day observances and the official opening of Stubbs Park.
Public Works reported that crews "picked up all the trash citywide. We had no injuries," and described the work as a successful two-week, all-hands effort to ready city medians and facilities for the holiday weekend.
Nut graf: Council members thanked Public Works staff for the cleanup and for ongoing maintenance as the city enters the 'green season.' Mayor Compton urged residents to attend the Memorial Day ceremony at Stubbs Park on May 26 at 9 a.m., and said an opening for the renovated Stubbs Park is scheduled for June 1 with an evening program described at the meeting as a Michael Jackson experience.
The manager also referenced staff recognition: Tyler Roark, assistant city manager and finance director, was named to Dayton Business Journal's "40 Under 40." The manager described other consent-agenda items and partnerships in his report as the council moved to other business.
Ending: Council encouraged residents to attend Memorial Day events and ribbon-cuttings for new businesses and city facilities announced during the meeting.
