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Clerk reads public submissions — museum open house notice and online comment about former mayor
Summary
The clerk announced that City Hall will be closed for Presidents' Day, read a notice about the Taylor Historical Museum open house on Feb. 15, and read an online submission alleging former mayor Rick Sellers is in federal prison on public corruption charges (a public comment).
The clerk announced city offices will be closed on Monday, Feb. 17 for Presidents' Day and read two online submissions. One submission announced the Taylor Historical Museum’s Nope Farmhouse at Heritage Park will be open to visitors Saturday, Feb. 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., including historical maps and a free map for attendees.
The clerk also read an online submission that alleged former mayor Rick Sellers "is currently in federal prison for public corruption." That comment was presented as an online public submission and was not discussed further by council members during the meeting. The announcement and the public-comment claim were read into the record as submitted; the council did not verify or respond to the allegation during the session.
