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Residents praise community garden programs and ask for school traffic enforcement; commissioners discuss patrol, paving and speed readers
Summary
During public comment, the Kelcurt Foundation thanked city staff for community garden cleanup, outlined food and book programs and announced Trunk or Treat and a coat drive. Residents also requested daily police presence at Soddy‑Daisy High School; commissioners discussed paving funds, patrol coverage in the Pocket Wilderness and speed reader devices.
Several residents used the June 20 meeting public comment period to thank city staff and press for safety and services.
Curtis Cecil of the Kelcurt Foundation thanked the Public Works Department for clearing brush at the Community Garden and said more than 35 volunteers assisted the cleanup. He announced the 5th Annual Trunk or Treat on Oct. 26 and the "Keeping Kids Warm" coat project, with preparations starting June 27; the foundation runs four food…
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