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Council discusses QR-code donation boxes, facility upgrades and a custodial staffing change
Summary
Council members described a plan to place 20 donation boxes with QR codes, discussed plumbing, programmable locks, cameras and sprinklers, and announced the dismissal and replacement hiring for a custodial position.
A council member (S2) outlined a community fundraising plan involving 20 donation boxes that will display a QR code linking to an online donation page. "We've got 20 donation boxes we're gonna put out in different stores around the area. And it's got a QR code so they can, donate that way," S2 said. One participant said they had donated $20 while the system was being finalized.
Members also discussed facility improvements. S2 reported that plumbing work at Williams (named as Keith Williams in the transcript) is installed and described programmable door locks that can be set to lock or unlock at scheduled times. The chair (S1) raised camera placement and asked whether the cameras captured the relevant area, and told staff that any sprinkler-system or similar work must come back to the city council with a proposal and at least an estimate for approval under the municipality's special-project process.
On personnel, the chair (S1) said the city had let the recently hired custodian go for unspecified reasons and that the council had selected their second-choice candidate, with the outgoing worker given a two-week notice.
Near the end of the recorded discussion, a procedural motion was made and seconded; the transcript provides no vote or recorded outcome for that motion.
