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City launches online event-permit portal; municipal building entrance work to affect water office access
Summary
The Director of Public Service and Safety announced an online event-permit application and a construction project at the municipal building to improve ADA access; residents paying water bills will be redirected during work.
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The Director of Public Service and Safety announced the launch of a new online event-permit application that categorizes events into three types and requires a $150 refundable deposit for special events and parades. Applications and deposits can be submitted online or in person at the mayor's office. Staff offered assistance for applicants who need help navigating the portal.
Staff also said construction to improve handicap accessibility at the municipal building's main entrance will begin Monday, April 21. During construction, access to the water office will be affected; officials will open a smaller front door on the Main Street side of the building and post clear signage directing customers. Residents were encouraged to use the city's online payment system or the drop box outside the police department while work is underway.

