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Residents press council on protest safety, pedestrian crossings, flooding and water fees
Summary
During public comment residents urged the city to better protect public assemblies, address pedestrian safety near schools and Main Street crossings, investigate mine water/flooding impacts, and publish details on how recent water/electric fee increases were spent.
Multiple residents used the public comment period to raise safety and utility concerns. Mike Giruli asked the city to be visibly present when groups assemble on Main Street, describing episodes where motorists engaged with demonstrators and urging councilmembers and police to help de‑escalate and monitor public gatherings.
Wayne Jackson and other residents reported…
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