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Commission places proclamations and community items on agenda; minor operational items set for later discussion
Summary
The commission put proclamations (National Police Week; a retirement proclamation for Major Olivia Payton) and community invitations (Freedom Ignited) on the agenda; it also placed a liquor license application, surplus chemical-tote sale, and other small items on the regular agenda.
During the administrative meeting the Chair placed several awards, proclamations and routine community items on the regular agenda.
Item 1: Chair proposed a proclamation for National Police Week; no objections were recorded. Item 2: Chair noted Major Olivia Payton of the Salvation Army will be honored with a retirement proclamation; Payton is retiring and will have a luncheon next Thursday. Item 3: Chair said Charles McKinley requested time to present and invite the commission to an event called Freedom Ignited; that request was placed on the agenda.
Separately, the commission placed on the regular agenda an application for a 020 restaurant retail liquor license for Gabbay Azul at 14750 West U.S. Highway 84 Suite A in Newton (the old Hardee’s / Wicksburg area), and a request to sell 32 chemical totes via GovDeals; Barkley was identified as the staff contact who can answer follow-up questions. A commissioner also announced the May Fair in Ashland this Saturday. All items were placed on the agenda with no recorded objections during the administrative meeting.
