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Brighton marks MSC ribbon cutting; manager highlights staff contributions

2611588 · February 18, 2025
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Summary

City Manager Martinez described the MSC ribbon cutting as a major milestone and thanked staff; council members attending praised the project and one council member said it came in under budget. Manager credited deputy and assistant managers for significant roles in the project’s delivery.

At the Feb. 18, 2025 meeting Brighton City Manager Martinez and council members recapped a ribbon-cutting for the new Municipal Services Center (MSC). “It’s a very big moment in the city's history,” Martinez said, calling the MSC his first project from start to finish and thanking staff involved in the effort.

Martinez singled out two staff members in the audience for particular praise, thanking “Mar Falkenberg and [an] assistant city manager” for the time and effort they invested in the project. Martinez said their involvement had been significant from the start and that the project would not have been as successful without them.

Council Member Pulaski, who attended the ribbon cutting with family members, noted the project’s fiscal outcome at the meeting: “to say that it was under budget is just absolutely fabulous,” Pulaski said. Other council members and staff thanked those involved and encouraged the public to visit the new facility.

The meeting record does not include a detailed budget report or specific dollar amounts for the MSC in the Feb. 18 session. Martinez and council members framed the ribbon cutting as a milestone and publicly thanked staff who managed the project through design and construction.