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Council members report on community events; senior center fundraiser and banner/digital sign item proposed; meeting adjourned
Summary
Council members recapped recent community events — Faith in Blue, National Night Out, youth council activity, the Cibolo fun run and outreach to comedian Alvin Perry — and flagged a fundraiser to buy a digital bingo display for the senior center. The meeting ended with the customary adjournment motion and voice approval.
Several council members reported recent neighborhood and civic events during the updates portion of the meeting.
Councilwoman Norma (last name not specified) said she attended “Faith in Blue,” a community event that included prayer at the police station and a Q&A panel at Discovery Church, and praised the chaplains who organized activities at Everyday Way Christian Fellowship.
Councilwoman Katie (last name not specified) said staff organized National Night Out and thanked Officer Rick Morales of the police department for involving children in a McGruff mascot activity. She described the youth council as “very chatty” and said they developed two tasks they will present to the council. Katie said entertainer Alvin Perry toured the city ahead of Cibolo Fest and will appear at an event on the day of the festival.
Peggy Simmons reported that Just Focus Real Estate is holding a grand-opening fundraiser to buy a digital bingo display for the senior center; she said the event will include raffles and asked council members to attend if possible. The council briefly discussed whether the senior center already had a similar display and concluded the idea was similar to existing equipment.
Councilmember Joel (last name not specified) requested an agenda item on banners and digital signs; the council did not set a date in this segment but moved on to a review of upcoming special meetings and workshops.
Meeting close: A motion to adjourn was seconded, the chair asked, “All in favor?” and one speaker responded “Aye.” The mayor then declared the meeting adjourned.
