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Supervisor outlines 9W streetscaping, 250th celebration plans and community outreach
Summary
Supervisor Stan previewed 9W streetscaping (sidewalks, lighting, landscaping), initial plans for a July carnival tied to the nation’s 250th anniversary, and a proposed 80-foot flagpole and pocket park near the commuter lot, and announced plans to record meetings for a town YouTube channel.
In the supervisor’s report, Stan told the board and public the town will begin planning streetscape improvements along Route 9W, including possible sidewalk upgrades, decorative lighting and pocket-park landscaping. He said initial discussions have involved the town engineer and highway staff and that the town will seek resident input as design details are developed.
Stan also outlined plans for the town’s observance of the national 250th anniversary: a community carnival tentatively scheduled for July 8–11, with bands, rides and fireworks, and a proposal for an 80-foot flagpole and small commemorative pocket park near the commuter lot. He described the flagpole as a potential long-term civic landmark and said the town is exploring locations and details.
The supervisor said the town will begin recording board meetings and post them the following day to a new Town of Stony Point YouTube channel, with links shared on social media and the town website. He also encouraged residents to sign up for the town email distribution list and noted continuation of the Stony Point Dispatch newsletter and meet‑and‑greet coffee hours through the year.
The announcements were presented as informational items; no formal votes were required.
