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Walker officials announce election logistics, library walkthrough plans and community events; city thanks departing assistant city manager
Summary
City staff announced that the upcoming school election will be Tuesday, Nov. 4 (polls 7 a.m.–8 p.m., no early voting), invited commissioners to a planned library construction walkthrough in late November or early December, and reviewed community events including the Fruitridge Bridge opening. Commissioners acknowledged Frank's upcoming departure.
Deputy Clerk: The school election is Tuesday, Nov. 4. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.; because this is a school-only election, there will be no early voting.
Commissioners and staff reviewed recent and upcoming community events. Several commissioners praised the Fruitridge Bridge opening earlier that day, noting strong community turnout. Commissioner D'Shane Gilbert and others offered public thanks to Frank, an assistant city manager whose last day is this week; they said his work is visible across the city.
Public Services Director Scott Connors asked the commission to schedule a walkthrough of the library construction once it reaches a point that is safe for visitors, suggesting either the last meeting in November or the first meeting in December. Staff described stairs and other safety items currently being installed and said a walk-through for the commission and library staff would build excitement for the project.
Staff also reminded commissioners of a Station 2 open house Wednesday at 6 p.m., an internal employee ice cream social Thursday at 2 p.m., and a "Candy with the cops and firefighters" event at about 3:30 p.m. on Thursday at the Alpine Meyer location as described in the meeting.
No public comments were recorded on these items.
