Raelene Menominee

The council meeting agenda includes reports from the Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Committee, Charter and Ordinance Review Committee, Audit Committee, Cultural and Historical Affairs Committee, Non-Residential Design Review Committee, and the Town Manager. New business includes the consideration and potential vote on a resolution to reappoint Charles McMullen as the Alderman, a proposal for the police department to purchase a 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe, and setting the date for the June regular town council meeting. The meeting also includes a review of financial and expenditure reports for the current fiscal year.

The meeting agenda includes discussions and possible votes on several key items: an ordinance amendment to Chapter 227 regarding seasonal parking permits; a white paper from the Planning and Zoning Commission concerning dewatering regulations for swimming pool construction; the review and update of the town's investment policy; a change order for the Mumford and Miller project; the purchase of a vacuum excavator; the approval of revised parking maps; and the 2026 beach concession agreement with Sarge Athletics. Additionally, the council will receive reports from various town committees and the Town Manager.

The agenda includes reports from several committees, including the Bicycle & Pedestrian Safety Committee, Charter & Ordinance Review Committee, Audit Committee, Cultural & Historical Affairs Committee, and the Non-Residential Design Review Committee, as well as a report from the Town Manager. New business items include the potential reappointment of the Alderman, the purchase of a 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe for the Police Department at a cost of $55,792.00, and scheduling the next monthly council meeting.

The committee held an executive session for jurying purposes. Additionally, the committee scheduled the next public meeting.

The committee reviewed museum operations, including upcoming exhibit projects, the status of the collection storage area, and recent visitor and retail statistics. Discussions included participation in the Fire and Ice Festival, enhancements to the committee website, and the approval of a new tablecloth design and an ornament commemorating the town's 125th anniversary. Plans were coordinated for hosting a gallery display of artwork from the South Coastal Library, commemorating the police department's anniversary, and organizing cultural events for Women's History Month and Périers Day. Additionally, the committee confirmed summer museum operating hours.