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Cleanup Day, park improvements, water work and EMS updates announced

Rocky Ridge Town Meeting · May 20, 2026

Summary

Officials announced Rocky Ridge Cleanup Day June 19–20 with four 35‑yard containers, park restroom and playground updates, well improvements at Well #1, and a rescheduled EMS/CERT drill planned for September.

Town leaders announced community and departmental updates during the May 20 meeting.

Cleanup Day and parks: Mayor Ron Allred proposed Rocky Ridge Cleanup Day the weekend of June 19–20 in place of Rocky Ridge Days; the town will order four 35‑yard containers instead of five and allow residents to take green waste and tree limbs to the composting area managed by Simon Allred, with volunteers needed to monitor the site. Park work included drywall completion in the park bathrooms, pending partitions and finishing, playground bark installation, rescheduling fireworks for July 4 and progress on the sports court.

Water: Work at Well #1 is complete for demolition, with a new foundation and floor installed; the minutes note reservoirs are currently empty and the Consumer Confidence Report has been posted on the town website with physical copies to be mailed with water bills.

EMS/CERT: An emergency‑response drill originally planned for April was canceled and officials proposed rescheduling in September; EMS staff were thanked and a local business donated funds to support EMS operations.

Public Works and town staff were asked to follow up on volunteer coordination and the composting drop‑off plan.

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