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Residents ask about Surfside internet, Main Street flag display
Summary
During public comment Jordan Vrazsity asked whether Surfside Internet will bring improved service to Dakota; Trustee Ken Vrazsity reported being approached about installing U.S. flags on Main Street and will assess poles and lead the effort.
Resident Jordan Vrazsity asked the board about the prospect of Surfside Internet coming to Dakota to provide improved internet service; the clerk (Jessica Wenger) said she would help contact providers and facilitate outreach. The minutes record the comment as an inquiry rather than a formal presentation or request for action.
Trustee Ken Vrazsity said he had been approached about placing U.S. flags down Main Street and that he and Mayor Alisha Lizer would first assess existing poles and feasibility; Ken said he would oversee the effort if the infrastructure allows it. The board indicated it would explore possible grant funding but had no confirmed funds at the meeting.
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