Vandalism reported at Napoleon mtg.
Cathy May - Contributing Writer

At the regular meeting of the Napoleon Town Board on May 12, it was reported that there had been some vandalism at the Napoleon Senior Center. The door latches on the front and side door had been broken.

In other business:

· The Department of Commerce will make a site visit to Napoleon regarding their request for a drainage study for the town. The board took an official position it would not address any individual

- Heavy trash pick up was deemed a success;

· All members of the council will attend a leadership conference at Rising Sun;

· Patriotic decorations will be put up throughout the town before Memorial Day;

An open house will be held when the community center is completed. That will be announced at a drainage problems, but look at the town as a whole. The board removed sand bags from a culvert on Harrison Street which were blocking the waterway.

· Utility Superintendent Rod Eaton and the town board members will attend a program on May 19, sponsored by the Operator's Association, entitled, "Saving the Lagoons." The speaker will be Don Mink.

· Representatives from the Napoleon 4-H Country Club appeared before the board. Their club is getting so large, about 70 members, they are thinking about splitting off into two groups. They wanted to know about having both meetings at the Napoleon Senior Center. All the board asked for was that the meetings both be held on the same Sunday, so the facility could be rented the other weeks.

All three board members were present - Tim Brancamp, Bill Vankirk, and Gerry Linarducci. Clerk Treasurer Karen Rohlfing was also present.

The next regular meeting of the Napoleon Town Board is scheduled for June 9, at 7:00 p.m. at the Napoleon Senior Center.