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Council notes historical-tour correction, Chamber Derby, dumpster day and election reminders
Summary
Councilors relayed community announcements: the Greene County Historical Society corrected a prior claim — its walking tour costs $10 — the Chamber Derby fundraiser is May 2 at Wegmuller Farm, Dumpster Day is April 18, and members were reminded of the April 7 election and council transition meetings.
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Several brief community announcements and operational reminders closed the meeting. A Greene County Historical Society representative corrected a prior statement about the cost of the downtown walking tour.
"I apologize for the misinformation. It's not free. It's $10 for that tour," the society representative said, adding that tours last about 1 hour 15 minutes on Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
A chamber representative announced the Chamber Derby fundraiser at Wegmuller Farm on Saturday, May 2, from 4 to 7 p.m., with mini horse races, food and live music; tickets are on the Chamber website. Council members also reminded residents that the municipal election is April 7, that April 20 will be the last regular business meeting for the current council and that a special meeting on April 21 will handle the official transition. A reminder was given that Dumpster Day is Saturday, April 18, with electronics drop-off information available on the city website.
These items were announced for public awareness and no votes or formal decisions were taken on them during the meeting.
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