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Community services committee reports successful Easter egg hunt, asks council to join Memorial Day parade; Home Days fundraiser netted $8,000

3029084 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

Community Services staff thanked volunteers and sponsors for a well-attended Easter egg hunt, asked council members to confirm participation in the Memorial Day parade, and reported Taste the 7 Hills raised $8,000 for Home Days.

The Seven Hills Community Services committee reviewed recent and upcoming civic events and reported community outreach outcomes.

Director Tony Terry thanked volunteers, donors and staff for the weekend Easter egg hunt and credited Mayor and council members for participating: “We had a lot of happy kids,” Terry said. He thanked Meyer for a donation and named residents Lynelle Frost and Robin (surname pronounced in the meeting as Frizzell Kasuth) for volunteering; the director also praised staff for event execution.

Terry asked council members to confirm whether they would participate in the Memorial Day parade and directed them to reply to staff emails so organizers can finalize logistics. He also invited council members and local businesses to purchase Home Days program advertisements or messages; committee members said they had raised $8,000 from Taste the 7 Hills as a fundraiser for Home Days.

Committee members praised turnout and staff organization. No formal action was taken; items were informational and staff requested confirmations and advertising commitments to support upcoming events.