Board approves Eagle Scout flag project and police 'Meet the Mounted' fundraiser
June 22, 2026 | Parks Board Meetings, Hendersonville, Sumner County, Tennessee
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The board approved two community items June 22: an Eagle Scout project at Memorial Park and a police‑related community fundraiser.
Grayson Riggs, a Troop 75 Eagle Scout candidate, proposed installing concrete‑set flag holders around the Memorial Park path and a waterproof informational kiosk with a lockable back cabinet for flags. The board commended the proposal and approved the project (motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as "Aye").
Jeanie Isbell requested approval for a Police Academy fundraiser and a community outreach event called "Meet the Mounted," planned for Memorial Park and including free ice cream and photo shoots to promote a police calendar fundraiser. The board treated the Citizens Police Association as an outside but closely tied group and granted formal approval (motion by Mr. Perry; second by Mr. Pike; board voted "Aye").
Both approvals were framed as community partnerships; no fees or permits beyond standard coordination with staff were specified in the meeting record.
Grayson Riggs, a Troop 75 Eagle Scout candidate, proposed installing concrete‑set flag holders around the Memorial Park path and a waterproof informational kiosk with a lockable back cabinet for flags. The board commended the proposal and approved the project (motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as "Aye").
Jeanie Isbell requested approval for a Police Academy fundraiser and a community outreach event called "Meet the Mounted," planned for Memorial Park and including free ice cream and photo shoots to promote a police calendar fundraiser. The board treated the Citizens Police Association as an outside but closely tied group and granted formal approval (motion by Mr. Perry; second by Mr. Pike; board voted "Aye").
Both approvals were framed as community partnerships; no fees or permits beyond standard coordination with staff were specified in the meeting record.
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