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CASSELBERRY CITY COMbIISSION Minutes of October 26, 2015 — Regular Meeting Page 9 of 16 8. DISCUSSION SSIO ITEMS EMS A. Future Agenda Items Commissioner Hufford suggested that the Commission should have a workshop or discussion regarding the invocation portion of the meetings. The Commission agreed by consensus to bring the issue back for discussion at a future workshop or regular meeting. Vice Mayor Solomon requested that the issue of the Seminole State College banners be brought back up for discussion. Mr. Newlon advised he would follow up and bring updated information back to the Commission for future discussion. Commissioners Meadows and Hufford suggested that a workshop for master planning should be scheduled in the near future. Commissioner Aramendia added that he would also like to see the City moving forward on some of the projects recommended by the Neighborhood Task Force, such as North Winter Park Drive and Duck Pond. B. Municipal Advisory Committee (Metroplan ) Report No report. C. Leadership Seminole Board Report Mayor Glancy advised she had attended a meeting on Friday, October 23, 2015 and also gave a brief report on her participation in Education Day at Casselberry Elementary School and South Seminole Middle School last month. She further advised that that the Board had decided to include one year of alumni membership in the cost of the Leadership Seminole Class to encourage students ofthe classes to continue their involvement after graduation from their class. She reported that the task force on homelessness was also still meeting to consider options that will work in Seminole County, and shared some information about the Rapid Rehousing Program which has approximately an 80% success rate nationwide. D. Mayors /Managers Group Report Mayor Glancy reported the group had met on Tuesday, October 20, 2015 and a presentation had been made by Seminole County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Dennis Lemma about the state of the Sheriff's Office. She briefly shared some of the information covered in the presentation such as population and crime rate statistics; the Re -Entry Rehabilitation Program for jail inmates; the Shop with the Sheriff program which allows local underprivileged children to shop for school supplies and have lunch with a deputy; the Sheriff's Office Youth Academy; and details about their new state of the art helicopter.