In a recent government meeting, council members discussed preparations for an upcoming special event, including a fireworks show scheduled for September 28, 2024. The council emphasized the importance of having adequate safety measures in place, such as the presence of fire marshals and a fire truck on-site. The event, which is not required to go through the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) for clearance, was approved after a motion was made and supported by council members.

The council also addressed the future of Beale Street, noting that it will eventually become a public road maintained by the city. Currently, access is limited, but plans are in place for it to serve as a thoroughfare, enhancing connectivity in the area.

In addition to the special event discussions, the council highlighted the upcoming Victorian Festival, which is expected to attract tens of thousands of visitors. The festival will feature a parade, vendor activities, and a dedication of a historical tree, celebrating nearly 200 years of Northville's history. Council members encouraged community engagement during the festival weekend, emphasizing its significance to the town.

Furthermore, a new initiative called \"Coffee with Council\" will take place on Thursday evenings to provide families with an opportunity to engage with council members. The meeting concluded with recognition of local residents and youth who participated in a cleanup effort at Oakwood Cemetery, underscoring the community's commitment to preserving its history.