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Norfolk County honors retiring recreation superintendent and proclaims July 4 semiquincentennial
Summary
The board presented a citation to Carl Miner for 32 years of county service and adopted a proclamation recognizing the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence, encouraging county participation in commemorative events.
The Norfolk County Commissioners recognized Carl (Cal) Miner, outgoing superintendent of the Wallist Recreation Facility, for more than 32 years of county service. Commissioners presented a certificate of achievement and offered personal remarks about his tenure overseeing the golf course and recreation operations.
Commissioners praised Miner’s role in navigating the facility through challenging years and noted facility improvements and community value. The board formally noted his retirement and wished him well.
Separately, the board read and adopted a proclamation commemorating the semiquincentennial (250th anniversary) of the founding of the United States on July 4, 2026. The proclamation notes Norfolk County’s historical contributions and encourages citizens, institutions and businesses to participate in local commemorative events. The proclamation was approved on a roll‑call vote.
