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Council roundup: Measure S project completed, canine-cage donation accepted and consent items approved

Crescent City City Council · April 22, 2025
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Summary

Council accepted completion of a Measure S streets and concrete project, authorized notice of completion, approved consent calendar items, and accepted a donated canine cage from the Yurok Tribal Police Department.

At its meeting, the Crescent City council approved several operational items: the Measure SFY25 streets and concrete improvements project was accepted as complete, the council authorized the city manager to sign and file the notice of completion, the consent calendar passed unanimously, and the council accepted a donated canine cage from the Yurok Tribal Police Department.

Director Yeager reported the Measure S project ran approximately $270,000 (funded by Measure S and SB 1 funds), with specific asphalt and concrete quantities reported and a final bill lower than an earlier draft because contingency funds were not fully used. The council voted to authorize filing the notice of completion by unanimous roll call.

Police Chief Griffin described a used canine cage offered by the Yurok Tribal Police Department (donation would save the city several thousand dollars compared with buying new) and said the cage can be used for parts or as a replacement unit; the council moved and unanimously approved acceptance of the donation. The clerk recorded no public comments on these items.