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Saint Paul council passes resolution to apply for Community Crossing matching grant
Summary
At a special meeting Oct. 24, 2025, the Town Council of Saint Paul passed Resolution No. 2025-11 authorizing submission of a Community Crossing Matching Grant application and committing unspecified local matching funds; the minutes record the motion as carried after a single-reading suspension.
At a special meeting on Oct. 24, 2025, the Town Council of Saint Paul passed Resolution No. 2025-11, authorizing the town to submit a Community Crossing Matching Grant (CCMG) application and to commit local matching funds for that application. Council Member Kim Livingston moved to suspend the rules and pass the resolution in a single reading; Council Member Joshua Sangl seconded and the motion was recorded as carried.
Council President Joshua Sangl opened the meeting at 2:15 p.m. and the minutes list Council Members Joshua Sangl and Kim Livingston, Clerk/Treasurer Alyssa Hall, and one member of the public, John Jones, as present. The minutes do not specify the dollar amount of any local match or the particular project the grant would fund.
After the vote the chair opened the meeting to public and council comments; the minutes do not record any substantive public testimony. The special meeting was adjourned at 2:19 p.m.
The minutes record the council’s action to authorize the CCMG application and commit matching funds but do not include a numerical vote tally or further detail about project scope or match funding. Further procedural steps—such as submission dates, application attachments, or staff assignments—are not specified in the minutes.
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