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Longtime library volunteer says she was not reappointed; resident raises speeding and animal-control concerns
Summary
During citizens participation Jackie Jurkowski said she was disappointed not to be reappointed to the Spillman Library Board after 30-plus years; Leona Ebert urged the village to address speeding, feral cats, and dog waste in public areas.
Two residents used the public-comment portion of the May 6 meeting to raise separate local concerns.
Jackie Jurkowski of 1508 Shelley Court told trustees she was disappointed that she was not reappointed to the Spillman Library Board after more than 30 years of service. Jurkowski emphasized her long-term commitment to and support for the library and staff and urged the board to remember the importance of funding the Spillman Library.
Leona Ebert of 32 Mockingbird Lane told the board she is concerned about speeding in Gaslight Terrace, asked whether the village could do more to control feral cats, and asked what the village could do about dog owners who do not pick up after their pets while walking in the community.
The minutes record the comments but do not show any immediate board responses or follow-up directives on these public-comment items.
