Also joining them were Ron Cassedy, Public Works Director, and Fire Department Capt. Since the recent election we have seen a lot of renewed interest amongst the citizens of our town in the workings of our local government. Everyone has a busy schedule these days, but I hope you will be able to make time to come to at least an occasional Council meeting to see what is going on. Many positive things are being pursued by your Council. Recently we voted unanimously to repave several residential blocks instead of skipping this year.
Discussion continues on paving and drainage projects in the business area.
We are creating an Ordinance Sunset Committee to review our local laws, and we will soon be looking for volunteers to serve on it. I am pleased to inform you that one of the projected improvements the volunteers promised in their fund drive letter has been completed and placed into service. The six wheel drive, all terrain vehicle will greatly improve our ability to remove the sick and injured from the beach and other previously inaccessible areas. We will now be able to accomplish the job in much less time and with a greater margin of safety to our personnel. The unit is one of a kind in Brevard County.