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Council approves emergency relocation of Stump Park Trail after Mill Creek erosion

City of Shawnee City Council · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The council approved a contract, 8–0, for Parks and Recreation to remove and relocate a section of Stump Park Trail due to significant erosion on the Mill Creek bank; the work was described as an emergency measure in the March 23 meeting summary.

Doug Donahue, communications director for the City of Shawnee, reported that the council approved a contract, by an 8–0 vote, authorizing Parks and Recreation to perform an emergency removal and relocation of a section of Stump Park Trail because of significant erosion on the Mill Creek bank.

The meeting summary framed the project as emergency work to address immediate safety and infrastructure risk. Donahue did not provide contractor names, cost details, or a schedule in the summary; those specifics do not appear in the recorded transcript and should be available in the formal agenda packet or the department's project documents.

The council took the vote as part of routine agenda business; the transcript did not record public comments on the item or a detailed staff presentation in the provided excerpt.