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Mayor Sharp updates council on library renovation, public works and workforce program contact
Summary
Mayor Peter Sharp told the council the PUD donated a local history book that will be given to the library after renovations, described Public Works efforts on potholes and roadside garbage, and shared contact information for the Compass Workforce Program for nonprofits.
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Mayor Peter Sharp used his message to acknowledge Councilmember Carsons completion of the Municipal Leadership Certification and to report a range of operational updates. He said "The PUD donated a book of the local history between the PUD and Soap Lake. The book is available at City Hall and will be given to the Library once renovations are completed."
The Mayor noted Public Works is helping with structural fixes to the library as the renovation moves forward and is also busy picking up garbage along roadways and filling potholes. He also mentioned the Compass Workforce Program and said, "If you run a non-profit, this program may help connect you with persons needing to build employment skills." Council received these as informational updates; no formal action was taken at the meeting.
