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Ridgetop aldermen authorize application for Recreational Trails Program grant

Mayor and Board of Aldermen of Ridgetop · March 30, 2026
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Summary

At a special meeting March 30, 2026, the Ridgetop Mayor and Board of Aldermen unanimously approved Resolution 26-03 to authorize submission of an application to the FY2026 Public Parks and Recreation grant cycle for Recreational Trails Program funds to support a trailhead project.

The Ridgetop Mayor and Board of Aldermen voted unanimously March 30 to approve Resolution 26-03, authorizing submission of an application to the FY2026 Public Parks and Recreation grant cycle for Recreational Trails Program funds to support a trailhead project.

The resolution was moved by Alderman Gregory and seconded by Alderman Martin; the board recorded a unanimous vote in favor. The motion as stated in the transcript reads, “Alderman Gregory made the motion to accept Resolution 26-03, A Resolution Authorizing the Submission of an Application for the FY2026 Public Parks and Recreation Grant Cycle for the 2026 Recreational Trails Program Funds (Trailhead).” The transcript does not record any dollar amounts or an award; it records only authorization to submit an application.

The special called meeting began at 9:00 a.m. at City Hall. Alderman Senft offered the invocation and Mayor Shaw led the pledge of allegiance. City Recorder Kelly Rider recorded the roll call: present were Mayor Shaw, Alderman Senft, Alderman Gregory, Alderman Martin and Vice Mayor Gilmore; Attorney Russell Freeman was absent. A citizen comment period listed John Neely and Ron Blair as speakers, but the transcript does not capture their remarks.

After approving Resolution 26-03, Vice Mayor Gilmore moved to adjourn; Alderman Senft seconded and the board voted unanimously to adjourn. No further actions or follow-up tasks are recorded in the transcript.