Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi reconnected with residents on July 25 during his latest “Coffee with Carl” event. The informal gathering provided community members with a direct, open forum to share their priorities and discuss pressing municipal matters. Over two hours, discussions spanned key neighborhood developments and town-wide policies. Residents voiced thoughts on localized infrastructure and planning, including Stonegate Park, potential developments along Sleepy Hollow Road, and conditions on Clay Bird Lane. Safety concerns were also high on the agenda, highlighted by calls to address speeding along Columbia Avenue and updates regarding NACS electric vehicle chargers. Broader administrative and governance topics featured prominently, with community members raising requests for an independent oversight committee and a standardized conflict-of-interest form. Attendees also discussed environmental protection, town pollution insurance, performance bonds, and the ongoing comprehensive plan review. Supervisor Fulgenzi expressed gratitude for the robust turnout, noting that these open dialogues offer invaluable insights to guide his advocacy for Mount Pleasant. Residents missing the July session can mark their calendars for the next “Coffee with Carl,” scheduled for Saturday, October 24 at 10 a.m. As always, Supervisor Fulgenzi reminds the community that his office maintains an open-door policy for all local feedback.