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Public works reports storm response and Riverside Park repairs
Summary
Public works staff reported 802 staff hours responding to recent storms, roughly $22,000 in staff-cost totals, and site work at Riverside Park including roadstone deliveries and fence repairs.
Public works staff updated the committee May 19 on storm response and park repairs, reporting a total of 802 staff hours so far for response efforts (723 regular hours and 79 overtime) and about $22,000 in staff‑related costs.
The presenter said fuel costs for equipment have been approximately $3,300 and noted major items included an emergency tree care callout and dumpster rentals. Staff described work at Riverside Park where crews placed multiple truckloads of roadstone, moved material off wet fields and made fence repairs after storm damage.
Staff said the tally is not final and that a more complete cost total will be provided in the coming weeks. The committee thanked staff for the update and moved to adjourn the meeting.
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