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Pacific staff report resolved silver alert, park vandalism, Senior Center replacement and IT licensing
Summary
At the June 23 workshop Pacific staff reported a resolved silver alert, vandalism at City Park with increased enforcement and extra July 4 patrols, Parks & Recreation plans for an RCO grant cultural-resources survey and a Senior Center sanitizer replacement aided by a $3,000 Community Recreation Foundation contribution, and IT reported licensing and camera replacement work.
City staff used the June 23 workshop to deliver routine operational updates affecting public safety, parks facilities and information-technology systems.
Lieutenant Terry Carter, listed in the minutes under Police, reported that he attended recent FBI training, that the department's new hire is attending the police academy and is expected to graduate in about two months, and that the department responded to vandalism at City Park. The minutes say parking enforcement has increased and that extra patrols are planned for the July 4 holiday. The minutes also record a silver alert from the prior week; staff reported the person named in the alert was found safe.
Parks & Recreation staff reported interviewing two consultants for a cultural-resources survey required under an RCO grant (the minutes use the RCO acronym and do not spell it out) and said the Senior Center's dishwasher sanitizer failed; the replacement will proceed with a $3,000 contribution from the Community Recreation Foundation toward the unit.
Information Technology reported that Laserfiche software currently has a 30-day warranty while staff work on annual licensing and antivirus coverage, that licensing for Microsoft 365 was purchased, and that staff are looking to replace a City Park camera running software the city says is no longer compatible.
Taken together, the updates record routine maintenance and safety activities rather than new policy decisions. Residents concerned about park vandalism, Senior Center services, or IT compatibility for park cameras should consult department staff or upcoming agenda materials for any funded capital requests or formal contract actions.
