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Euless proclaims National Library Week and Arbor Day
Summary
Mayor Pro Tem proclaimed April 19–25, 2026 as National Library Week and April 25, 2026 as Arbor Day, highlighting library services and the city's long record of urban forestry stewardship; Angela Jones and Duane Strong were named as proclamation acceptors in the agenda.
Mayor Pro Tem Tim Stinnifer read and signed two proclamations: one declaring April 19–25, 2026 as National Library Week and another proclaiming April 25, 2026 as Arbor Day. On National Library Week, the proclamation notes libraries "spark creativity, fuel imagination and inspire lifelong learning," and it encourages residents to visit the library and explore resources. "Now, therefore, be it resolved that I, Tim Stinnifer, Mayor Pro Tem of the city of Euless, Texas proclaim April 19th through the 25th 2026 as National Library Week," the proclamation reads.
On Arbor Day, the proclamation highlighted Euless's long-standing urban-forestry efforts, noting the city's tree-city USA designation and that the city has distributed more than 150,000 trees over several decades. The mayor pro tem encouraged residents to participate in the Arbor Day Festival and community tree-planting activities. Angela Jones and Duane Strong were listed in the agenda as the proclamation acceptors; the transcript records the proclamations and the mayor pro tem's remarks but does not include extended remarks from the named acceptors.
