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Councilmember announces "First Splash Beach Bash" set for June 6
Summary
Councilmember Joel Nalley announced the splash pad grand-opening event "First Splash Beach Bash" will be held June 6 at noon, and council members promoted volunteer opportunities and community events leading into the summer season.
Joel Nalley, a Carlin city councilmember, announced that the city has set June 6 at 12:00 p.m. as the opening date for the new splash pad and will brand the event the "First Splash Beach Bash." He encouraged residents to "save the date," saying the event will include entertainment and free items.
Councilmember Denise Taylor also used the public-comment period to promote Carlin's Spruce Up Day, scheduled March 20–21, and asked for volunteers to help repair park facilities and dugouts. Lyndsie Whigham reminded potential candidates that the filing deadline to run for council is Friday at 5 p.m., and Melinda Harris, the city clerk, confirmed several filings including Carlos Esparza for mayor and filings by Whigham and Taylor for council seats.
The announcements were made during the meeting's opening public-comments item; no formal action was required or taken on the event announcements. The city encouraged community participation in the Spruce Up Day and noted further details for the splash pad event would be released closer to the date.
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