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Demorest manager reports parade grand marshals, pavilion completion and possible SRO MOU
Summary
City Manager Mark Musselwhite updated council on event planning (Ed and Nancy Hendricks named grand marshals), a Fourth of July t-shirt contest winner, an upcoming dog-park contractor arrival, completion of the downtown pavilion, an upcoming audit presentation by Bates & Carter on July 1, and discussion of a possible MOU with the Habersham County School system for a school resource officer.
City Manager Mark Musselwhite delivered the manager's report during the June 12 special called work session, touching on a series of administrative and operational items.
Musselwhite announced that Ed and Nancy Hendricks are the 2025 grand marshals for the city's Fourth of July events and named the winner of the event t-shirt design contest. He said the contractor for the dog park is expected to arrive within the next two weeks and reported that the downtown pavilion construction is complete.
The manager noted that an individual named Dave is graduating from Leadership Habersham and that Casey raised the possibility of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Habersham County School system to provide a school resource officer. Musselwhite also said Bates & Carter will present the results of the city's audit on July 1 and provided an update on pro-restoration work and a review of the mileage rate chart.
These items were presented as informational updates in the manager's report; the minutes do not record formal council action on the items during the work session.
