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Council shares election reminder, Paper Shred Day, benches and neighborhood concerns
Summary
Councilmembers reminded residents about the upcoming primary election, a city Paper Shred Day on Sept. 26 (three-box limit), time-capsule benches and a complaint that Godfrey has become a racetrack; no formal action was taken on these announcements.
Councilmember Samual Schellenger reminded residents that the primary election is next month and urged voters to read the ballot carefully. The council also announced a Paper Shred Day on Saturday, Sept. 26; households are allowed up to three boxes for disposal. No formal council action was required for those items.
Mayor Randall Sasser and Buddy Rose are preparing wording for a Mossyrock sign near the time capsule and reported placement of two six-foot benches there; Sasser said he hopes to add benches around town to preserve the town’s small‑town feel. A resident asked law enforcement to monitor Godfrey, which was described as having become "a bit of a racetrack." Council adjourned at 7:11 p.m.; the next meeting was set for Aug. 19, 2026.
