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Red Bank council issues proclamations honoring youth soccer team, Juneteenth and Pride Month

Red Bank Borough Council · June 11, 2026
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Summary

The council presented proclamations recognizing the Red Bank FC Fireballs U15 girls for reaching the state finals, declared June 19, 2026 Juneteenth in Red Bank with remarks from Gilda Rogers and proclaimed June 2026 as Pride Month, with local community representatives accepting each proclamation.

The Red Bank Borough Council used part of its meeting to present several community proclamations: a celebration for the Red Bank FC Fireballs U15 girls soccer team, a Juneteenth proclamation and a Pride Month proclamation.

Deputy Mayor Trianiano read a proclamation honoring Red Bank FC Fireballs for advancing to the New Jersey Youth Soccer State Cup finals and invited players and coaches to receive certificates. The council then proclaimed June 19, 2026 as Juneteenth in Red Bank; Gilda Rogers of the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center accepted and described events scheduled at the center (an educational presentation, a front‑porch barbecue and a program about the Negro National Baseball League starting at 2:30 p.m.).

Council also proclaimed June 2026 as Pride Month; Jess Vivito of Coffee Corral accepted the proclamation on behalf of local business and community participants.

These proclamations do not create legal obligations but recognize community groups and events and serve as invitations for residents to participate in upcoming celebrations.