Coed youth basketball registration is now open through the leisure services department, with online options available. The community is also gearing up for the \"Movies on the Halifax\" event on Friday, October 4th, coinciding with the annual \"Trunk or Treat\" at Rockefeller Gardens, which is free for all attendees and sponsored by Realty Pros Assured.

On October 15th, the popular \"Once Upon a Storytime\" program will return for children aged four and under, featuring stories, snacks, and crafts. Due to limited space, early registration is encouraged.

In response to the recent hurricane devastation in North Carolina and Tennessee, Commissioner-elect Kristen Deaton has initiated a donation drive. Donations can be dropped off at Ormond Main Street during business hours or by appointment, with monetary contributions accepted via Venmo. The city is collecting items such as water, non-perishable food, toiletries, and cleaning supplies until October 18th, with plans to deliver them to affected areas.

Commissioner Persis highlighted the success of the recent National Night Out event, praising community involvement and the efforts of city staff. She also addressed traffic concerns raised by residents, noting that a review of the traffic calming plan is underway.

Additionally, there is a push to improve local tennis facilities, with discussions on how to support a request for enhancements to the popular clay courts on Granada. The city plans to assist in guiding local advocates through the grant application process to secure funding for necessary upgrades.

The meeting concluded with acknowledgments of community events and a commitment to ongoing support for residents affected by recent storms.