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Greenacres council proclaims Random Acts of Kindness Week, approves consent agenda and hears clerk updates
Summary
The council declared Feb. 15–21, 2026 Random Acts of Kindness Week and Feb. 25 Pink Shirt Day, approved the consent agenda, and received city-clerk updates on legislative tracking, a Palm Beach County grant application with a Feb. 10 public input meeting, and upcoming community events.
The Greenacres City Council opened a brief meeting with a proclamation designating Feb. 15–21, 2026 as Random Acts of Kindness Week and Feb. 25, 2026 as Pink Shirt Day to promote anti‑bullying and inclusion.
The council then moved the consent agenda (items 3–6). Mr. Tharp made the motion and Miss Dugo seconded. The transcript records the motion and an 'all in favor' prompt but does not include a complete roll‑call tally.
Quintella Moore, the city clerk speaking on behalf of City Manager McHugh, updated the council on legislative monitoring, noting staff is watching bills on property tax, the local business tax and a committee process item described in the transcript as "solvent immunity." She said staff is preparing a grant application to Palm Beach County for transportation‑alternatives improvements to the Bowman, Biscayne and Woodlawn (transcript: Woodllay) corridors, with a public input meeting scheduled for Feb. 10 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the community center; mailers were sent to affected properties and the grant was described as 100% funded with no local match required.
Clerk Moore also announced community events: a daddy–daughter dance with roughly 72 participants expected this Saturday, Sunday Sounds on Feb. 22 featuring the Valerie Tyson Band and food trucks, a chili cookoff March 1 with currently 15 teams signed up, and an employee picnic on March 6 at Community Park.
City Attorney Mr. Tivia offered condolences for Andrea (also referenced as Andrew in the transcript), and Councilmember Tharp, Miss Dugo, Miss Diaz and Miss Laney each offered brief remarks about recent community events, the education fair and the opening of the Tapatia supermarket.
The council closed with thanks to deputies and first responders for their work on a recent Pine Ridge incident and adjourned the meeting. The transcript records public comment alleging an unrelated forcible removal of a resident's family member; the council did not take formal action on that comment at the meeting.
