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Residents thank police, raise blight concerns and note upcoming fundraisers and walkthroughs
Summary
During public comment, residents thanked the Police Chief for work on blight, flagged Freedom Festival fundraising activity, and reminded the public of an April 23 school millage walkthrough and an April 6 First Responders charity basketball event.
Luna Pier — Several residents used the public comment period on March 27 to thank local police for work on blight, announce community fundraising and remind the public about an upcoming millage walkthrough.
Marilyn Foster of 4350 S. 5th thanked Police Chief James Vanderaa for addressing blight issues and noted that the Luna Pier Erie Facebook page is selling raffle tickets for a Freedom Festival fundraiser and auctioning a Lazy Boy recliner. Foster reminded attendees that April 23 is the last walk-through at the school related to the millage.
Freddie Niedermeyer of 10750 Elm thanked council and police and said two public hearings are forthcoming. Police Chief James Vanderaa announced a First Responders charity basketball event for 'Bobbies Staff' at Mason School on Sunday, April 6 from 1–5 p.m.
Why it matters: Public comments signaled resident interest in blight enforcement and community fundraising; officials logged the events and reminders on the public record.
