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Hillman council recognizes Brush Creek Mill for charitable gaming licenses
Summary
Council adopted Resolution 2024‑06 recognizing Brush Creek Mill as a nonprofit operating in the community, enabling it to apply for charitable gaming licenses and sell raffle tickets to support a fundraiser.
The Hillman Village Council on July 16 adopted Resolution 2024‑06 to recognize Brush Creek Mill as a nonprofit organization so it may apply for charitable gaming licenses to support its fundraising activities.
Judy Nichols asked the council to pass the resolution to allow the organization to sell raffle tickets. Trustee Stephen Orlandi moved adoption of the resolution; Trustee Tom Bouchey seconded and the council approved the measure with a recorded vote of five yeas and no nays.
The formal resolution, included in the meeting record, states the council considered the request "that they be recognized as a nonprofit organization operating in the community for the purpose of obtaining charitable gaming licenses." Clerk/Treasurer Brenda South certified the resolution in the minutes.
The action allows Brush Creek Mill to pursue state charitable gaming licensing consistent with local recognition; minutes do not list any conditions attached to the village recognition.
