In a recent government meeting, officials outlined preparations and safety measures in anticipation of an impending storm. Street sweepers and pump trucks have been deployed, and barricades are being set up to manage potential flooding. City officials confirmed that trash pickup will proceed as scheduled tomorrow, but operations will be scaled back by mid to late day.

Parking decks are expected to be open by 3:00 PM today, providing residents with safe parking options. Councilmember Parker raised concerns about citizen services, prompting officials to clarify that staff will be available to assist with non-emergency requests through a dedicated service line, which will be staffed around the clock starting Tuesday night. However, residents are reminded to call 911 for any emergencies.

Officials also urged residents in low-lying areas to relocate their vehicles to avoid flooding and to consider alternative accommodations if their properties are prone to water damage. A shelter will be opened on Leeds Avenue, with transportation provided by CaRTa to assist those in need. The meeting emphasized the importance of public safety and preparedness as the storm approaches.