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County economic development rep introduces himself; council approves replacing broken community‑center microwave
Summary
At the Nov. 13 Pennock City Council meeting Patrick O’Rourke of Kandiyohi County Economic Development introduced himself. Council members also agreed to replace a broken microwave at the community center and heard a resident raise concerns about a fire hydrant at Joe’s Auto Repair.
Patrick O’Rourke of Kandiyohi County Economic Development attended the Nov. 13 meeting and introduced himself to the Pennock City Council and residents present.
Under new business council members noted that the microwave at the Pennock Community Center no longer works. Mayor Kevin Crowley instructed staff to purchase a replacement.
During open forum and new‑business discussion, a concern was raised about the fire hydrant at Joe’s Auto Repair. The transcript records that "Joe is concerned that someone may hit it" and council discussed placing posts around the hydrant; no formal motion to install protective posts is recorded.
Resident Jim Kidrowski was listed as speaking during the open forum; the transcript does not provide details of his remarks. The meeting record shows routine announcements followed by adjournment at 7:31 p.m.
