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Caro council hears candidate introduction, school superintendent public comment and staff reports; newsletter suggestion draws no action
Summary
During its July 1 meeting, the Caro City Council heard an introduction from a Tuscola County sheriff candidate, received a public comment from Caro Community Schools Superintendent George Rierson about an upcoming bond proposal, reviewed staff written reports, and discussed a suggestion to omit mayoral and councilor names from the October newsletter; no action was taken on the newsletter suggestion.
The Caro City Council on July 1 received a candidate introduction, public comment, and staff reports during the meeting's presentation and communications portions.
Brian Harris appeared as a Tuscola County sheriff candidate for a brief presentation. George Rierson, superintendent of Caro Community Schools, provided public comment about an upcoming school bond proposal. Councilor Jill White suggested omitting the Mayor article and council members' names from the October city newsletter because of upcoming elections; the council took no formal action on that suggestion.
Mayor Karen Snider, City Manager Scott Czasak and City Clerk Rita Papp each submitted written reports. Manager Czasak noted the wood bridge trail over the Cass River will be stained during the MDOT bridge closure and announced the Rock the Block event; Mayor Snider said the theatre projector will arrive soon. Councilor Doreen Oedy inquired about the new Parks & Recreation Superintendent during additional public comment.
The meeting record shows these items as informational; no votes were recorded on the presentation items or the newsletter suggestion.
