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Volunteer offers and banner-placement concerns raised during public comment

Kingsford Citizens Advisory/Parks Decorations Committee · March 9, 2026
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Summary

During public comment, Sean Palomaki offered volunteer support from his company for park work; Kasonda Barker asked that Hometown Heroes banners be placed along Carpenter Avenue rather than the park to increase visibility.

Two members of the public spoke during the meeting's public-comment period. Sean Palomaki said the company he works for is "always looking for opportunities to volunteer" and offered assistance for park projects if the committee needs help.

Kasonda Barker said she had applied for a Hometown Hero banner for her grandfather but would rather see banners installed down Carpenter Avenue than at the park, citing concerns that park placement would reduce visibility. Committee members Ken Wood and Michael Stelmaszek responded to Barker's concern but the committee did not take a formal placement vote at the meeting.