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North Baltimore council approves parade, sets Halloween hours and hears multiple second readings
Summary
Council approved a Homecoming parade for Sept. 12, 2025, set Halloween trick‑or‑treat for Oct. 30 from 6–8 p.m., and conducted second readings on several special assessment ordinances and a TNR agreement with FLOC.
At its Sept. 2 special meeting the Village of North Baltimore approved routine community items and advanced several ordinances to second reading.
Mr. Cook moved to allow the Homecoming parade scheduled for Sept. 12, 2025; the motion was seconded by Council President Dee Hefner and passed unanimously. The council also set Halloween trick‑or‑treat for Oct. 30, 2025, from 6 to 8 p.m., as noted in the administrative reports.
During the meeting council read by number and title several second readings including Resolution No. 21‑2025 (authorizing a Trap‑Neuter‑Return agreement with For The Love of Cats, FLOC), and ordinances to certify delinquent utilities, grass mowing, street cleaning, lighting, tree maintenance special assessments, and a fund transfer ordinance for the 2025 fiscal year. No final action on those second readings is recorded in the minutes.
Why it matters: These items set community event logistics and advance administrative ordinances that establish or certify special assessments to the Wood County Auditor. The minutes do not include text of the agreements, assessment schedules, or projected costs.
