In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the restoration of vandalized anti-drug messaging at Riverside Park, proposed by the Morgan Cares group. The initiative aims to repair the damaged wraps around the dugouts, which serve as a deterrent against drug use among youth. The project is estimated to cost $685.48, funded through opioid prevention money. The motion to approve the funding was unanimously passed by the commissioners.

Additionally, the meeting addressed sprinkler system issues at local parks, particularly at Milton Arena and Croydon Park. Officials noted that increased usage at Milton Arena has led to dust problems, prompting discussions about upgrading the sprinkler system. A bid for the improvements was presented, but further evaluation is needed to ensure compatibility with existing park activities, such as camping with trucks and trailers. The commissioners acknowledged the need for additional bids and budget considerations for ongoing park maintenance.

Overall, the meeting highlighted community efforts to enhance public spaces and promote health awareness, while also addressing logistical challenges in park management.