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Ted Meyer recognized as Corte Madera’s 2026 Citizen of the Year for decades of volunteer work
Summary
The town honored Ted Meyer for long‑standing volunteer service to youth baseball, Joe Wagner Field maintenance, and neighborhood beautification. Meyer credited family and volunteers in his remarks.
At the start of its June 2 meeting, the Corte Madera Town Council presented the 2026 Citizen of the Year award to Ted Meyer for decades of volunteer service in youth baseball and neighborhood upkeep.
Mayor Thomas and council members read a proclamation recognizing Meyer’s long service to Twin Cities Little League, his hands‑on care for Joe Wagner Field, and ongoing neighborhood efforts in Mariner Cove. Meyer, who accepted the honor with family present, told the council he has been involved in the Little League since the early 1960s and described the joy of field maintenance and mentoring young players.
Council members and audience members posed for photos and celebrated Meyer’s selection; staff noted this was the first year the town solicited community nominations for the award. The council recessed briefly to take photos and provide light refreshments.
Why it matters: The award recognizes sustained, volunteer community service and the social value of local volunteers who maintain recreation spaces and mentor youth.
What’s next: The town posted the proclamation and will share photos from the presentation; no formal council action was required.
