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Local resident given approval to clean busts and gravestones on the square
Summary
A lifelong Coffee County resident, identifying themself as Bridal Meadows, told the commission they had started a gravestone-cleaning business and received approval to clean the bust of Corporal Brian James Schauff and other monuments; the resident said the work would be free and insured.
Bridal Meadows, who identified themself as a lifelong Coffee County resident, told commissioners they had started a gravestone-cleaning company and wanted the county’s blessing to clean local monuments. "I just started a gravestone cleaning company- few months ago- nobody's doing it...and- just honored that the mayor would, think of me to invite me here to, tell you guys about it," Bridal Meadows said.
Commissioners moved and approved a motion allowing Bridal Meadows to proceed with cleaning the bust of Corporal Brian James Schauff and other monuments; the resident said the work would be free and that they are insured. Commissioners asked the resident to share contact cards and to coordinate dates with family members and the county where appropriate.
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