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Council hears utility and police reports; Community Club announces Oct. 25 dinner
Summary
The Utilities Department reported mowing, park demolition prep and a repaired Depot Street water leak; Chief Tony Black said school-zone cameras issued about 1,100 warnings before citations begin; Jane Trulock announced the Grady Grown Dinner set for Oct. 25, 2025.
The Whigham Utilities Department reported routine rights-of-way mowing and vehicle maintenance, preparatory demolition at the park ahead of reconstruction work, and repair of a two-inch water leak on Depot Street. The department’s report in the transcript did not identify a specific speaker by name.
Chief Tony Black told the council the new school-zone cameras issued about 1,100 warnings before the system goes live and begins issuing citations. Jane Trulock, speaking for the Whigham Community Club, announced the Grady Grown Dinner on Oct. 25, 2025 at Collins Place in Cairo, said tickets are available through her, said the club plans to buy new Christmas decorations for the city, and thanked city employees for their work on the recent road dedication for George Trulock and for ongoing grass maintenance.
No follow-up actions or funding approvals for the Community Club’s planned purchases were recorded in the transcript.
