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Council agrees to bring back resolution for honorary sign recognizing longtime community volunteer Cleopatra Steele

2081904 · January 6, 2025
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Summary

Council members supported an honorary street sign recognizing Cleopatra Steele’s community work, including holiday meal distributions and a soup kitchen, and directed staff to prepare a resolution for a future meeting.

Lake City — Council members on Jan. 6 discussed a request to place an honorary sign on a city street to recognize long-time volunteer and community service organizer Cleopatra Steele.

Councilwoman Tammy Harris outlined Steele’s service, including annual community meals and operation of a local soup kitchen. Members generally indicated support for an honorary sign rather than a formal street-name change, which staff said is a lengthier process involving the state Department of Transportation. City Attorney Martin recommended presenting a written resolution at a future meeting so the council could memorialize the recognition in the minutes.

Ending: Council directed staff to prepare a resolution for formal consideration at the next meeting to create an honorary sign recognizing Cleopatra Steele. No street-name change was initiated at this meeting.