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Officials report minimal storm incidents; mayor announces MLK event and pending cable sale
Summary
City staff reported few incidents during recent snowstorms and EMS restricted non-emergency out-of-county calls; Mayor J. Richard Heaton announced the city’s Martin Luther King Day celebration and said the sale of cable/internet services is expected to close soon.
Police Chief Kim Kraeszig told the council that very few incidents or accidents occurred during recent snowstorms because residents heeded warnings and stayed home. Assistant Fire Chief Kevin Grayson described the department’s responses to fires the prior week. EMS Director Michael Reynolds said he restricted out-of-county non-emergency calls during the snowy weather and that overall operations went well.
In his update, Mayor J. Richard Heaton announced the annual Martin Luther King Day celebration at noon Monday, Jan. 20 at St. Monica Church and said councilmember photos will be taken before the next City Council meeting. He thanked employees and first responders for their efforts during the snow events and noted that the city expects to close on the sale of cable and internet services soon; the minutes do not provide further details on the sale.
