The regular council meeting held on August 12 commenced with Mayor Potembliss calling the session to order at 7:31 PM. Following a roll call, all council members were present, and the meeting proceeded with an invocation led by Councilman Muir, who emphasized the importance of making wise decisions for the community.

The council approved the agenda, which included a motion to add an item regarding a keep agreement with the deputy chief of police. The motion received unanimous support from the council members.

During the public comment segment, no attendees stepped forward to speak. However, the council received a written statement from Corey Holland, a human trafficking survivor. Holland shared a personal account of overcoming a traumatic past, highlighting the challenges faced and the support received from a former landlord who became a mentor.

The meeting underscored the council's commitment to community engagement and the importance of addressing critical social issues, as reflected in Holland's testimony. The council's actions and discussions signal a proactive approach to governance and community welfare.