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Council approves September 11 commemorative flag and America's 250th flag displays

Monroe City Council · July 27, 2026
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Summary

Monroe's council approved display windows for a September 11 First Responders Appreciation commemorative flag (four days before through four days after Sept. 11) and the America's 250th Anniversary flag through Dec. 31, 2026; the September 11 flag vote had one dissenting vote.

Mayor Sheets provided an update on a planned September 11 First Responders Appreciation event at the Monroe Fire Station. Council clarified that commemorative flags require Council approval and must not supersede official flags.

The Council approved the September 11 commemorative flag for display from four days before through four days after Sept. 11, with one vote opposed. The Council also approved the America's 250th Anniversary Flag to be displayed through Dec. 31, 2026. No changes to official-flag status were authorized.