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36 Regular Meeting June 11, 2026 Councilman Nolan recommends that the Fire Company get in contact with the Local Newspapers to share their new membership ideas. Open Board Presentations Marilla Resident asked if there were any updates on the illegal people that were working at the Solar project. Supervisor Gingerich Jr. stated the news covered pretty much everything we know. They detained 15 people, apparently, they are here illegally and are in the process of being removed from the country. I’m sure they will be looking at that employer to check on the documentation that was provided for them to be working in the country. We know they are from 4 different countries. This information was directly from Department of Homeland Security. At no time do we believe the residents of Marilla were not in any harm and I am sure the Deputy can agree with that as well. I know that the town has taken some criticism because we did not know about it, but we should not know about it. The ultimate surprise makes the community the safest. Law Enforcement cannot take the chance of a leak that would jeopardize the case. The Town of Marilla fully supports all Law Enforcement Agencies. Always call the Town Hall with any questions you may have, and we will answer them as honestly as possible. Very proud of the Deputy that is here and will let the Sheriff’s Department know that. Councilman Nolan Thanked the residents for coming to the meeting tonight and asking your questions here instead of asking on Socal Media. It’s nice that someone came to ask the questions. Chuck Manganaro stated the Marilla Veterans had a Hot Dog Social on May 1, 2026, to hopefully recruit new members. Recruited 1 new member, he is 77 years old. We can’t seem to get any younger members to join. We were able to get all the Flags placed in the cemeteries with the help of Ron and others. We also assembled roadside for Linda Transki as she came through to show her our support and to Thank her for everything she does for Honor Flight. We had 9 veterans show up and other town people show up. Deputy Malican stated the month of May the Sheriff’s handled 125 calls, 32 traffic and 6 accidents with 1 injury. Motion: Councilman Sebastiano moved, seconded by Councilman Nolan to approve the claims previously audited by the Town Board. General Fund Vouchers 225-270 $ 39,293.04 Highway Fund Vouchers 56-63 $ 10,609.63 Special Districts; Sanitation Vouchers 57-62 $ 16,851.53 Water 2 Voucher $ .00 Water 3 Voucher $ .00 Water 4 Voucher $ .00 Water 5 Voucher $ .00 Cemetery Vouchers $ .00 Special Fire Vouchers $ 11,035.22 Community Dev. 9-14 Motion Carried. Motion: Councilman Nolan moved, seconded by Councilman Sebastino to adjourn the meeting at 7:31 p.m. Motion Carried. Respectfully submitted, Town Clerk _________________________ Supervisor ________________________ Councilman ________________________ Councilman ________________________ Councilman________________________ Councilman ______________ _________