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Mayor announces K-9 certification, preservation proclamation and Old Fort Boise Days plans
Summary
Mayor Angie Lee proclaimed National Preservation Month for the library, announced that K-9 Merlin and handler Officer Smith are certified in narcotics and apprehension, and outlined Old Fort Boise Days events June 9–13, including fireworks funded by an America250 grant.
Mayor Angie Lee used her staff report to present a Proclamation for National Preservation Month on behalf of the library and to highlight recent staff accomplishments. The minutes record: "Merlin, our K9 Officer and his handler Officer Smith are now certified in Narcotics and Apprehension. Merlin is the city’s first dual purpose K9."
Mayor Lee also recapped Community Serve Day activities (cleaning the Senior Center, painting streetlights, planting two trees at Old Fort Boise Park) and announced Old Fort Boise Days are scheduled for June 9–13, with a cornhole tournament on June 12 and a larger set of activities at Old Fort Boise Park on June 13. The minutes state fireworks will proceed due to the city receiving an America250 grant.
