Dr. Antoinette Wilson founder of Toni’s Touch child enrichment program addressed the Brundidge City Council Tuesday night to inform the council members about her Feed My Lambs and Five Wells programs. Wilson also requested the use of the Galloway Park facility as a meeting place for the afterschool program.

Wilson said her enrichment and mentoring program would accommodate about 30 children beginning at age seven. The children will be instructed in the five wells – well read, well dressed, well spoken, well traveled and well balanced.

The council voted to allow Wilson the use of the Galloway Park facility for her non-profit mentoring program. Toni’s Touch is a non-profit organization, which is funded through advertising in a self-published magazine and donations.

The council voted to continue the city’s FY2017 budget until a time was designated for the reviewing and adoption of the FY2018 budget. The council set the time and date for the FY2018 budget session at 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 9 at Brundidge City Hall.

In other business, at the recommendation of Mayor Isabell Boyd, the board approved Waymond Rodgers to fill a vacancy on the Brundidge Library Board and Jessica Collier to fill the place of the late Dorothoryn Munningham on the city’s planning commission.

The Brundidge City Council meets at 6 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of the month at Brundidge City Hall. The meetings are open to the public.