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Council announces CDBG meeting, bridge dedication and local donations
Summary
Councilors announced a CDBG community meeting at McKinney School, plans for a POW/MIA dedication at the 10th Street Bridge, Bacchae parade details, and a donation and thank-you letter to the Marysville Fire Department; residents were advised about temporary muddy water from Cal Water flushing.
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Council members used the announcements portion of the meeting to preview several community events and local updates. A council member announced a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) public meeting at McKinney School on Thursday the 19th at 5:30 p.m. "The public is invited," the council member said, noting the meeting will solicit input on how to use CDBG funds for infrastructure and facilities.
The council also discussed a POW/MIA dedication tied to the 10th Street Bridge. The councilor described coordination with groups from Yuba City, plans for a fire truck and flags, and an anticipated morning ceremony, saying the event will likely start around 10 a.m. The council noted preparations are underway for the Bacchae parade on March 21 and said they expect a larger event than usual.
In other announcements, a council member read that the Marysville Fire Department received a donation and a personal letter from Julie Doddly of Gilbert, Arizona, thanking firefighters for assistance including home modifications. Another council member told colleagues residents had reported muddy water following Cal Water system flushing and urged residents to contact the water provider with concerns.
The announcements closed without formal action; staff and event organizers will proceed with outreach and planning.
