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Ashland Cultural Council to discuss co‑sponsoring traffic‑box art with ASHPAC
Summary
The Ashland Cultural Council heard that ASHPAC and two residents are interested in co‑sponsoring traffic‑box street art. The council agreed to invite ASHPAC to its next meeting and assigned follow-up on reimbursement and a second Marathon‑themed box to staff and officers.
The Ashland Cultural Council discussed a proposed traffic‑box street‑art project during its May 20, 2026, meeting and agreed to invite ASHPAC to its next meeting to explore co‑sponsorship.
Chair Stacey Grant‑Lewis and Treasurer Angeles Dias reported that ASHPAC had signaled interest in co‑sponsoring one of the boxes and that two residents had expressed willingness to participate. The council asked ASHPAC to attend the next meeting to outline roles, costs and timelines.
Angeles Dias and Chair Stacey Grant‑Lewis committed to follow up with an individual named Tara about reimbursement for one box and to check on a second traffic box featuring a Marathon theme. The council noted the project would require an annual reapplication for branded boxes and estimated there are currently two to three boxes under consideration.
No formal motion or vote was recorded; the council agreed to pursue discussions and to place ASHPAC on the next meeting agenda for more detailed planning.
The council adjourned at 5:28 p.m.
