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Cascade mayor thanks volunteers after storm, asks for bonfire organizer for debris
Summary
Council praised community response to a recent storm; city acknowledged Bridal Logging's aid and requested a volunteer to organize a ceremonial burn of storm debris at the yard waste site.
Mayor Stephen J. Napper thanked volunteers, emergency personnel, police and public works staff for their response after a storm that struck the community earlier in July.
During public comment and the mayor’s remarks, speakers described widespread neighborhood cleanup and singled out Bridal Logging of Sand Springs for helping unload vehicles and trailers at the yard waste site. "It really speaks well for the community when you look at what was done in such a short period of time," Napper said on the council record.
The mayor asked for a volunteer to organize a ceremonial bonfire at the yard waste site to burn storm debris, noting the city's need to consolidate and remove large amounts of tree limbs and other green waste. No formal council action was taken; the request was framed as a call for a community volunteer or group to take responsibility for organizing the burn.
Ending
Council business proceeded to the consent agenda and other items following the mayor’s remarks.
