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Council approves naming training tower for Chief Pete Bolzer and several resolutions on sidewalks, floodplain fines and right‑of‑way purchase
Summary
The council unanimously approved a resolution naming the city's fire training tower for Chief Pete Bolzer and passed resolutions on sidewalk repairs, fines tied to the floodplain ordinance and a right‑of‑way acquisition for 20th Street South.
The Brookings City Council voted on a set of resolutions and ordinances, approving the naming of the city fire training tower for longtime Fire Chief Pete Bolzer and adopting measures on sidewalk repairs, floodplain‑related fines and a right‑of‑way purchase for 20th Street South.
Naming the training tower: Council approved Resolution 25‑033 to name the city's fire-training tower in honor of Chief Pete Bolzer, who is retiring after more than 25 years with the Brookings Fire Department and more than 45 years in emergency services. City staff recommended the action, noting Bolzer's emphasis on firefighter safety and training. The motion to approve received a second and passed on a recorded roll call with Mayor Neimeyer and council members voting in the…
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