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Residents press Meridian council on nighttime truck noise, dispatch response and overgrowth; staff offers follow‑up
Summary
At the June 3 Meridian City Council meeting residents described repeated nighttime truck noise, uneven dispatch responses and concerns about grass cutting and equipment. A police representative cited the city noise ordinance threshold and public works staff said staffing and equipment affect the city's maintenance rotation.
Meridian — Several residents used the June 3 public comment period to press the Meridian City Council on neighborhood issues ranging from loud trucks and dispatch practices to right‑of‑way grass cutting and equipment availability.
A resident described repeated late‑night truck noise and said she had reported it by calling 311. A police department representative told the meeting that, under the city’s noise ordinance, “If it’s heard within 50 feet, you’re violating the city noise ordinance,” and explained that the…
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