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Hunts Point staff reports: Medina police report summarized; clerk notes SCA Small Cities Workgroup and retirement of longtime clerk
Summary
Chief Jeff Sass summarized the January police report. Clerk/Treasurer Addie Tych reported that the Sound Cities Association is launching a Small Cities Workgroup and noted that outgoing Clerk Treasurer Sue Ann Spens retired at the end of January.
Chief Jeff Sass of the Medina Police Department reviewed the department's January report for the Hunts Point Council; the minutes do not include details of statistics or follow-up requests. Clerk/Treasurer Addie Tych told the council that the Sound Cities Association (SCA) is launching a Small Cities Workgroup for municipalities with populations under 10,000 and that 13 towns and cities were invited; she attended an advisory staff meeting on Jan. 27. "Sound City Association (SCA) is launching a Small Cities Workgroup for small cities (pop. Less than 10,000)," the minutes state as part of the clerk's report.
The council also recorded that Sue Ann Spens officially retired at the end of January and thanked her for many years of service and institutional knowledge. The minutes do not assign any follow-up tasks related to the SCA workgroup or the police report.
