Mayor Cole commented on the MoneySense magazine release of best places to live in Canada and South Huron made the list and was up 46 spots from last year. She has been in contact with Huron Park and Centralia regarding FCC funds and availability for playground equipment.
Mayor Cole advised that the traffic signal report was discussed at Huron County Council and noted that the intersection of Thames Road and Highway 4 is one of the busiest in the County and increases in the summer. She attended a teleconference on opiod strategy and Communities in Bloom Dinner and participated at an English speaking language class at the Library. She also attended the Rodeo on Saturday and the Huron County Playhouse for the "Little Mermaid" performance.
Councillor Hebert commented on the Communities in Bloom and visit from the judges. He attended the Rodeo on Saturday and noted a big turnout.
Councillor Oke mentioned KW Pool fun night that includes a barbeque, free swim and a lifeguard demonstration. He participated with the food committee at the annual co-ed ball tournament. He noted the upcoming Kirkton fair and mentioned that new this year is the Saturday night tractor pull.
Councillor DeLuca commented on the Communities in Bloom judging. He mentioned he swam in the new pool and heard good comments.
Councillor Tomes mentioned that North Huron is closing the Emergency Services Training Centre in Blyth and will have to build a new fire station.
Deputy Mayor Frayne updated Council on the Jones Bridge project and if tenders are approved, construction could possibly start in September.
Councillor Vaughan formally accepted her nomination to the Age-Friendly Committee.