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Council hears proposals for cruise night, pickleball tournament and July 4 plans
Summary
Visitors and staff updated council on community events: a proposed May 30 cruise night, a July 3 pickleball tournament, and Chamber plans for a July 4 celebration with the theme '250 years strong.'
Visitors and staff briefed the council on multiple community events and promotions during the April 20 meeting.
Justin Jelinek presented a tentative plan for a "summer kick-off" cruise night on Main Street, proposed to run from 5–7:30 p.m. on May 30, with food trucks, vendors and music; Finance Officer Trudy Waterman was asked to check insurance and consult the city attorney. Ryler Stevicks presented pricing for two city entrance signs and a North Star sign and announced a pickleball tournament scheduled for July 3. Chamber Director Jaimie Braun reported website updates to accept online payments and said the city’s Fourth of July celebration theme will be "250 years strong."
Council directed the finance officer to verify insurance coverage for the proposed cruise night and otherwise agreed to note the event proposals for follow up. No council approvals for event funding or permits were recorded at the meeting.
