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Frontier Fest, community garden and EV chargers: staff report several neighborhood wins
Summary
Staff and trustees reported on recent community events (Frontier Fest), the new community garden with automatic irrigation, upcoming EV charger installations, and a busy preservation month in May; trustees praised event turnout and encouraged continued promotion.
Multiple staff updates highlighted community events and near-term deliverables. The Marshall's department reported no incidents at Frontier Fest and the recent car show; community development reported a successful Frontier Day with reenactments and local participation; public works said commemorative park electrical work is nearly complete; and staff confirmed EV charging pads are being installed with transformers expected in the coming weeks.
Community Development Director Eddie Salazar announced a Preservation Week at the end of May with invited speakers and asked residents to volunteer historic homes for tours and storytelling. Staff also described the newly planted community garden with automated watering, and trustees praised the volunteer turnout for both garden installation and Frontier Fest. The board invited residents to an Earth Day community cleanup and to attend an upcoming town-hall design meeting on May 6.
