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Council sets Easter egg hunt for April 12, moves July meeting to July 3 and discusses Cleveland Days planning
Summary
The council scheduled the town Easter egg hunt for April 12, approved a $600 budget for the event, agreed informally to reschedule the July 10 meeting to July 3, and discussed timing for Cleveland Days and other community events.
At its Jan. 9 meeting the Cleveland Town Council set several town-event dates and made a scheduling change to its summer calendar.
The council agreed to hold the town’s annual Easter egg hunt on April 12 and to keep the event budget at $600; staff confirmed the town has plastic eggs on hand to reuse and that prize slips or numbered tickets are used to distribute prizes. Council members discussed whether to hold the event the weekend before Easter to avoid holiday travel; they settled on the April 12 date so vendors and volunteers could plan in advance.
Council members also said they must move the regular July 10 council meeting because two members will be at a stock show. The council agreed to reschedule the July meeting to July 3, subject to posting and confirmation that the date causes no conflicts for other members. The change will be posted on the town calendar.
Members also briefly discussed Cleveland Days (noting a Thursday date observed on April 24 in conversation) and the town tree-lighting ceremony and Christmas party scheduling; no firm dates were recorded for those other events during the meeting. Volunteers and the youth town council were mentioned as likely helpers for the egg-hunt logistics.
