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Niles staff, volunteers honored with two statewide historic‑preservation awards
Summary
City Administrator Huff recognized Christina Arseneau and her team for receiving two of seven Governor’s awards statewide — one for Chapin Mansion preservation and one for the Fort St. Joseph archaeology project — and Councilmembers publicly congratulated the recipients.
City Administrator Huff recognized Christina Arseneau, her staff and board members for receiving two of seven statewide Governor’s awards for historic preservation, citing work on the Chapin Mansion and the Fort St. Joseph archaeology project and site.
Councilmember Jessica Nelson congratulated Arseneau and her volunteers, calling it “such an honor to receive 2 out of the 7 awards.” Arseneau “thanked everyone for their support,” according to the meeting record.
The recognition was presented during the council meeting’s presentations section. Council members and staff noted the awards publicly as part of the agenda addition approved earlier in the evening. The city did not provide additional programmatic funding or next steps in the minutes; follow-up was not specified in the record.
