Commission outlines weekly flag inspections, retirement protocol and storage concerns
September 28, 2026 | South Windsor, Capitol Planning Region, Connecticut
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Members discussed routine flag maintenance and retirement processes. Matt Reid reported he inspects flags on weekends, carries spares in his car and has replaced several damaged items; "I go down every weekend" he said when describing his inspection routine.
The group flagged recurring problems: flag staffs rotting and breaking, flags caught in tree branches when at half‑mast, and incorrect placement at graves. They agreed to coordinate with public works for tree trimming and to arrange pickup and storage of retired flags. Members also discussed temporary storage of flags and equipment at Orchard Hill School and the need to protect stored items from damage or misplacement.
The group flagged recurring problems: flag staffs rotting and breaking, flags caught in tree branches when at half‑mast, and incorrect placement at graves. They agreed to coordinate with public works for tree trimming and to arrange pickup and storage of retired flags. Members also discussed temporary storage of flags and equipment at Orchard Hill School and the need to protect stored items from damage or misplacement.
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