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Mayor to back library grant; manager reports fire loss of Medical First Responder vehicle; clerk flags suspicious mail
Summary
During reports at the Dec. 4 Caro City Council meeting, Mayor Karen Snider said she will write a letter supporting a grant for the Caro Area Library; City Manager Scott Czasak reported a Fairgrove fire that destroyed the Medical First Responder’s 2023 Tahoe; City Clerk Rita Papp noted that clerks around the country have received letters containing a white powdery substance (example noted: City of Troy).
At the Dec. 4 meeting, Mayor Karen Snider said she will write a letter of support for a grant application by the Caro Area Library.
City Manager Scott Czasak reported that a recent fire in Fairgrove resulted in the loss of the Medical First Responder’s 2023 Tahoe. The manager presented this as an informational comment in his written report; no formal action was taken.
City Clerk Rita Papp noted in her written report that clerks in other jurisdictions had received letters containing a white powdery substance. The clerk cited one example, saying a letter was received in the City of Troy. No suspicious mail incidents affecting Caro were reported at the meeting and the council did not take additional action on the issue during the session.
