Mayor highlights Salvation Army drive, splash pad progress and Go Bus deadline
Summary
In the mayor's report the mayor thanked the Salvation Army for collecting over 1,700 toys, announced holiday appearances and New Year's events, said the city contracted for $20,000 more in July 4 fireworks, and noted a pre-construction meeting for the downtown splash pad and a Dec. 19 deadline for the Go Bus agreement.
In his report, the mayor thanked The Salvation Army and partners for the "Hope for the Holidays" campaign after the group collected more than 1,700 toys for distribution in the community. He outlined upcoming holiday events including Santa appearances and New Year's Eve festivities promoted at wileywalleyefoundation.com and said the city will increase the July 4 fireworks budget by $20,000 to mark the 250th anniversary.
The mayor also said the city must sign the Go Bus agreement by Dec. 19 to be part of the program next spring and that a pre-construction meeting for the downtown Waterworks Park splash pad is scheduled for 2:00 tomorrow, after which visible work will start. He asked council members to contact the clerk regarding the Dec. 23 swearing-in ceremony details.
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