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Council hears routine reports on sign replacement, street sealing and Halloween plans
Summary
During information reports, Councilman Klay Gilbert requested a dead-end sign replacement, Councilman Robert Sharp asked about the street-sealing machine and Halloween activities; Police Chief Jimmy Yarbrough said officers typically drive neighborhoods and hand out candy.
At the Oct. 14 meeting the council handled brief information items. Councilman Klay Gilbert requested replacement of a "dead end" sign on Henry Street, and Councilman Robert Sharp asked about the sealing machine used for streets around Second and Elmview.
Police Chief Jimmy Yarbrough addressed a question about Halloween preparations, saying officers typically drive through neighborhoods and hand out candy to children. No formal action or funding was recorded for these routine items during the meeting.
