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Carlin accepted Rail Town USA proclamation; Union Pacific offers further support

Carlin City Council · November 13, 2024
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Union Pacific presented a Rail Town USA proclamation recognizing Carlin—s railroad heritage; the council accepted the ceremonial honor by consensus and City staff will file the document. Union Pacific said it may support the local museum and visibility efforts.

Peggy Ygbuhay of Union Pacific presented a Rail Town USA proclamation to the City of Carlin, noting that "the railroad's arrival in 1868 fundamentally shaped Carlin's development." The City Council accepted the proclamation by consensus and City Clerk Melinda Harris said she would file the official document with city records.

City Manager Richard Braithwaite said the city is considering relocating the existing recognition sign to the new splash pad area to improve visibility for visitors. Ygbuhay told the council Union Pacific is exploring additional ways to support the local railroad museum, including possible grant opportunities and website features highlighting Carlin's railroad heritage. The item was ceremonial and required no formal vote.

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