The Mayor of Cannonville released a report on November 2 regarding various community updates and upcoming seasonal activities.
The tree lighting ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 28. Preparations for the lighting event will take place on Saturday, Nov. 21.
Several infrastructure and utility projects are underway in the town. Sunrise and Jones & DeMille Engineering firms are performing workups for flood mitigation issues. Additionally, SCADA controls are scheduled to begin at the well this week, and officials expect approval for tank supply line funding this week.
Water utility updates include an audit of approximately half of the town's water meters to ensure accuracy and check for leaks. Residents are encouraged to contact Clyde to view monthly water usage. The water department also requests that residents continue to report leaks or problems to RC Franklin.
Roads and maintenance updates include the adjustment and installation of more signs. Fire management training involving fire trucks and hoses is scheduled for this month, and the city is seeking volunteers to assist with tree lighting setups on Nov. 21.
The town is preparing for upcoming personnel changes as Anita and Alma Fletcher will retire at the end of the year after over fifty years of service. Consequently, the town will soon post information regarding a part-time Building Maintenance position and a two-year Town Council position.
Other community news includes the display of Mrs. Jill Singleton’s America 250 quilt in the town hall conference room alongside the US Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Declaration of Independence. The report also congratulated Mrs. Georgia Willis and Master Titan Twitchell for their prize-winning pumpkins.
The next Town Council meeting is scheduled for Nov. 18 at 6 p.m. A community meeting is to be determined.
