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Resident urges Onancock to consider extra police officer and temporary boiler at Historic Onancock School
Summary
During public comment Glenn Smith suggested the town consider renting a temporary commercial boiler for the Historic Onancock School if needed, requested consideration of an additional police officer in the next budget cycle, and proposed adding holiday lights on poles toward the Wharf.
During the public-comment period on Dec. 16, resident Glenn Smith offered three items for council consideration: the option to rent a temporary commercial boiler if the HOS boiler requires replacement, a request that the council consider budgeting for an additional police officer in the upcoming budget cycle, and a suggestion to add holiday lights along poles toward the Wharf.
Smith described the temporary-boiler approach in practical terms, saying the contractor "brings a boiler on a tractor trailer and provides the hook-up services," and urged council members to consider the police staffing and seasonal lighting requests as part of next year's budgeting and event-planning discussions.
