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Police report 65 parking warnings; city clarifies grass-clipping pickup rule
Summary
Police Chief Bill Cusson told the council officers issued 65 warnings for parking violations in recent weeks; Public Works reported grass clippings must be placed in bags for city pickup.
Trenton Police Chief Bill Cusson told the council on May 12 that department personnel have issued 65 warnings over the past two weeks for vehicles parked either in the wrong direction or parked beyond allowable time limits. Cusson said the department will continue enforcement efforts to reduce the problem.
Public Works representative Terry Brown told the council that grass clippings must be placed in bags for city pickup. The minutes record this as an operational instruction; the council did not record any proposed changes to collection schedules or fees.
The meeting minutes do not list fines or citation follow-ups tied to the warnings, nor do they specify streets or neighborhoods most affected. Council members expressed general appreciation for department efforts elsewhere in the meeting but did not pose further questions in the recorded minutes.
