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City manager highlights public-safety recognitions, lawn and brush pickup reminders
Summary
City manager Keith reported vacancies on boards and commissions, reminded residents of a six-inch grass ordinance and yard-waste/brush pickup schedules, and highlighted police department awards and retiree recognition from the department's annual dinner.
City Manager Keith gave routine city updates, including volunteer recruitment for boards and commissions, a reminder about a city ordinance limiting grass height to six inches, brush-dropoff and yard-waste schedules, and upcoming events.
Keith noted the suspension of spring brush pickup (service resumes in October) and said residents can drop brush at the municipal services facility at 45 Industrial Avenue (weekday and Saturday hours listed in the report). He also reminded the public of Memorial Day observances (downtown ceremony at 10 a.m.; Oak Grove Cemetery at 11 a.m. with a parade between) and promoted Strawberry Fest on June 21.
Keith highlighted police department recognitions from the department’s annual dinner, naming Officer Jonathan Connolly (police commendation), Officer Chase Crucher (life-saving accommodation) and Officer Caden Bridal (2025 Police Department Officer of the Year). Retired Corporal Tom Reed received a distinguished career award for 35 years of service. Keith asked residents to consider volunteering for city boards and commissions and noted ongoing recreation programs and sponsorship opportunities.
