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Resident proposes larger community pantry box; council asks for plans
Summary
Resident Cassie Hammond asked the Donald City Council to let her lead a project to expand the community food pantry box; the council asked her to return with sketches and City Manager Eric Underwood said any new box would become City property.
Cassie Hammond, a local resident, told the council she "would like to head up a project to increase the size of the food pantry, using the existing post." Mayor James Houdyshell asked Hammond to bring a sketch and plans to the next meeting so the council could consider formal approval. City Manager Eric Underwood told the council the new box "would become City property."
The item arose during the community member feedback portion of the March 10 meeting. Council discussion noted local interest in volunteer-led assistance; no formal motion or funding request was made at the meeting. The record shows the mayor invited a return with detailed plans, which will allow council review of design, placement, and maintenance responsibilities before any work begins.
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