Residents return to thank mayor, council for fixing canine downside
Published 5:32 pm Friday, April 19, 2024
- Stanford Mayor Dalton Miller poses with native residents Ann Stickler, Linda Denham and Ruth Spaw throughout a recent metropolis council assembly. Photo courtesy of the City of Stanford
STANFORD – When residents present up at a City Council assembly to voice a criticism they usually not solely really feel heard, however their challenge is rapidly resolved, they arrive again to say thanks – and typically they preserve coming again.
At least that’s what locals Ann Stickler, Linda Denham and Ruth Spaw did.
The trio, together with Lucille Sudduth and Linda Bryant, voiced their considerations a few group of dogs that was inflicting hassle of their Stanford neighborhood throughout a Stanford City Council assembly final yr.
Trash was being scattered in every single place and the ladies have been scared to go outdoors in their very own yards because of roaming dogs within the space and requested the town council to take motion.
Mayor Dalton Miller, and native regulation enforcement with the Stanford Police Department, resolved the canine challenge rapidly and the group returned to the subsequent City Council assembly to say ‘thank you.’
Now they’re all regulars on the council conferences.
Miller and the group not too long ago posed for an image over the last City Council assembly. The image was posted to the Stanford City Hall Facebook web page with the next caption:
“We love having guests at our council meetings and these ladies are some of our favorites. Everyone needs a fan club to cheer them on when doing well and keep them on their toes when they need corrections. Thank you ladies for loving our city and supporting us. Those smiles speak more than a thousand words could convey!”
The ladies attended essentially the most recent City Council assembly and stated they admire the town fixing the canine challenge and thanked the council for varied different companies the town gives.
“I appreciate y’all coming,” Miller stated.
