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City to begin mosquito spraying June 3; council highlights Juneteenth and other community events
Summary
Council members announced a mosquito-spraying program running June 3–September 30, a benefit for a resident, and details for upcoming community events including Juneteenth and July 4 celebrations.
Council members used the announcements portion of the agenda to inform residents of city services and community events. A council member said, “staff, the city will be mosquito spraying beginning Wednesday, June 3 through September 30,” and urged residents to remove standing water around homes. The item included neighborhoods expected to be covered and a reminder about hurricane season preparedness.
Members also highlighted community events: a benefit for resident Menno Romo at Legends Grill on June 13; an AAPI multicultural celebration recap; a Juneteenth cleanup at New Hope Cemetery (noting it contains more than 347 graves and veterans dating to World War I); and July 3–4 festivities including an early festival and fireworks on the 4th. Staff provided contact information for event registration and encouraged community participation.
