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Kirklin council reviews park upgrades, approves Narcan box site evaluation and routine invoice

Kirklin Town Council · June 8, 2026
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Summary

Council members reported new park playground equipment, solar cameras and planned ADA improvements; they authorized staff to evaluate a water-tower site for a Narcan box and approved a $2,500 invoice in the packet.

Council members reported progress on multiple park improvements during the June 2 meeting. Jones Electric installed two 30-foot poles and solar-powered color cameras near playground equipment; volunteers and staff spread mulch, the new playground is open, and a handicapped-accessible merry-go-round and new sidewalks are planned for later summer. The council thanked volunteers and a neighbor (Bill Brock) for loaning a trailer to transport picnic tables and other items.

The council discussed proposed locations for a publicly accessible Narcan box. Members said they preferred a neutral, drive-up location (the water-tower lot) rather than placing the unit at the park. The council instructed staff (Steve, Billy) to inspect the water-tower site for camera coverage and suitability and approved a motion to let staff identify a final location and report back.

The council also reviewed an invoice included in the packet (amount referenced as $2,500) related to park work and moved to pay the invoice; the motion carried. Members discussed a contractor quote for electrical work and reiterated the town's spending limit for the broader electrical upgrade project.

Other routine items included billing adjustments and approval of pool-fill charges that occurred before the start of summer sprinkler rates. The meeting closed after staff noted remaining items and residents raised tree-limb and alley maintenance concerns.