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Council previews June 11 agenda and outlines July 4 duties, parade roles
Summary
Council members reviewed a full June 11 agenda (public hearings and salary discussions) and assigned brief patriotic-program suggestions for the July 4 celebration; power logistics for the bandstand and volunteer booth support were raised.
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Councilors previewed the June 11 agenda and noted two public hearings are already posted and that salary- and budget-related items will be discussed soon. Staff said the mayor expected to return the following week and reminded councilors that procedural posting requirements (10–14 days notice) control hearing timing.
Members also spent time on July 4 logistics: the Ross family has organized much of the event, bandstand power will need a 30-amp supply, volunteers will be needed for booths and bingo, and councilors were asked to bring 3–5 minute patriotic-program ideas to the June 11 meeting. One councilor noted nominations for parade grand marshal and citizen/business awards should be finalized before the event.
