During recognition of visitors, local nonprofit representatives updated the board on community housing and library leadership.

A Prosperity Point representative described a multi‑phase expansion of transitional housing that began after the city donated land in 2021. Staff said the program has demonstrated an employment success rate above 80% and an exit‑to‑permanent‑housing rate they reported as about 61–62% (based on earlier‑year compiled data). The representative said the new modular home acquisition will double capacity and allow earlier move‑ins, and board members commended the program and requested additional demographic and foster‑care related statistics for future discussion.

Separately, a Magnus Library representative introduced incoming director Kim Cantrell, who will begin after finishing her current school‑semester duties; the board welcomed Cantrell. Brad Durham of Match also spoke during public comment seeking use of the Park Theater for a free screening and a follow‑up town‑hall on homelessness; the board later approved a fee waiver and locked the date.

Board members asked staff for follow‑up details on Prosperity Point outcomes and for police coordination on upcoming events. The meeting proceeded to routine business after the recognitions.