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The commission set a 5:30–7 p.m. schedule for Lights in the Heights and agreed that the Public Works Department will handle setup and takedown, with storage at the barn by the Rec Center. The commission also reported an approved 2026 budget of $10,000.
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Lights in the Heights will be shorter and handled primarily by the Public Works Department, which will store the display pieces and seek outside repair help if needed. The commission plans to pursue a mural made on panels to avoid the peeling problem affecting the existing Butterfly mural. It also approved plans to display nine storefront paintings in the renovated City Hall lobby and considered a free senior art class for up to 20 participants.
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