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Civic Air Patrol seeks local cadet program; council approves community cleanup and special-event permit with condition
Summary
Jim Ormsby proposed starting a Civic Air Patrol & Cadet Program in Afton; the council approved a May 29 malt-beverage permit conditioned on TIPS training and agreed to fund supplies for a May 22 community cleanup organized by Karlee Wilkes.
Jim Ormsby appeared before the Afton Town Council on May 11 to present information about starting a Civic Air Patrol & Cadet Program in the area, citing the availability of the airport and National Guard building as assets and encouraging local youth participation. The council thanked Ormsby and expressed support for the outreach effort.
Angela Aguilar applied for a malt-beverage permit for an event at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds on May 29, 2021; she presented a Fair Board agreement showing the event is on Fair Board property. Council approved the permit on the condition that Aguilar complete TIPS alcohol-server training before the permit is issued.
Karlee Wilkes proposed a community cleanup for Town parks and Swift Creek Canyon on May 22, beginning at Canyon View Park with a grab-and-go breakfast for volunteers; the council agreed to purchase supplies and thanked her for organizing the effort.
The council also heard a brief update on the "Star on the Hill" fundraising and permitting work from Council Member Jeff Jensen, who said the Forest Service expects to issue a permit soon and that rehabilitation and lighting costs remain under review.
