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Augusta Township residents raise FBI shooting-range concerns; mayor says improvements will be requested
Summary
During public comment at the Sept. 3 Milan City Council meeting two Augusta Township residents raised concerns about an FBI shooting range; Mayor Ed Kolar said prior discussions had occurred and that the city would request future improvements.
Two residents of nearby Augusta Township raised concerns about an FBI shooting range during the Milan City Council’s public-comment periods on Sept. 3, 2024. Eileen Cosner and Wendy Albers spoke to the council about the issue; the minutes record their participation but do not provide verbatim statements.
Mayor Ed Kolar acknowledged the residents’ concerns and said discussions had been held with a previous Augusta Township supervisor. Kolar told the meeting that future improvements would be requested; the minutes do not record a formal motion or any binding action on the issue.
Heather Smiley also used a public-comment slot earlier in the meeting to introduce herself as a Republican candidate for U.S. Congress. No council votes or formal directives beyond the mayor's assurance were recorded on the FBI-range matter during the Sept. 3 meeting.
