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Board approves Eagle Scout flag project and police 'Meet the Mounted' fundraiser
Summary
The parks board approved an Eagle Scout project to install flag holders and an informational kiosk at Memorial Park and granted the Hendersonville Citizens Police Association permission to host a 'Meet the Mounted' community fundraiser with photo shoots and ice cream; both items were approved by voice vote.
The board approved two community items June 22: an Eagle Scout project at Memorial Park and a police‑related community fundraiser.
Grayson Riggs, a Troop 75 Eagle Scout candidate, proposed installing concrete‑set flag holders around the Memorial Park path and a waterproof informational kiosk with a lockable back cabinet for flags. The board commended the proposal and approved the project (motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as "Aye").
Jeanie Isbell requested approval for a Police Academy fundraiser and a community outreach event called "Meet the Mounted," planned for Memorial Park and including free ice cream and photo shoots to promote a police calendar fundraiser. The board treated the Citizens Police Association as an outside but closely tied group and granted formal approval (motion by Mr. Perry; second by Mr. Pike; board voted "Aye").
Both approvals were framed as community partnerships; no fees or permits beyond standard coordination with staff were specified in the meeting record.
