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Board approves $1,000 total support for Project Graduation 2026 — city and police to contribute

Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Henderson, Tennessee · April 1, 2026
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Summary

Recorder Jim E. Garland said the city budgets $500 for Project Graduation and the police department typically matches; the board approved $500 from the city with an added $500 from the police department for a $1,000 donation.

The Henderson board approved a $500 donation from the city budget and noted that the police department will match that amount for Project Graduation 2026, bringing the total to $1,000. Recorder Jim E. Garland told the board the city typically budgets $500 each year for this cause and that the police department often contributes an equal amount.

Alderman Mark A. Barber moved to approve the city contribution of $500 and the police department match; Alderman Keith Smith seconded and the motion carried. The minutes do not record any opposing comment; the funding was presented as a routine, budgeted donation to support the graduating class.