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Town historian granted use of old schoolhouse for records and meetings

Town of Seward Town Board · April 13, 2026
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Summary

Jeff Ullman, the Town Historian, was authorized to use the old schoolhouse for storage of historical records and as a neutral meeting place; the Board approved providing him a key.

Jeff Ullman, the Town of Seward Historian, requested permission to use the old schoolhouse for storage of historical records and as a neutral meeting place to review records with people. The Board approved the request and authorized providing Ullman with a key (motion by Councilwoman MaryAnn Nelson, seconded by Councilwoman Wendy Adams Rosa; voice vote 4–0).

The authorization is intended to support local history work and make Town-held historical records available to researchers in a secure, neutral space. The action followed public comment earlier in the meeting and was recorded as unanimous approval.