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Fulton City commission orders continued review of snow-removal policy; plan due in two months
Summary
The Public Safety Commission heard that Director of Administration Courtney L. Doyle and City Engineer Darrell Dunlap are reviewing the city’s snow-removal policy and expect to present a proposed plan within about two months; no formal policy change was adopted at the June 26 meeting.
The Fulton City Public Safety Commission directed staff to continue reviewing the municipal snow-removal policy, with a proposed plan expected in roughly two months. Director of Administration Courtney L. Doyle and City Engineer Darrell Dunlap reported they have been reviewing the current policy and will return with recommendations.
The review follows ongoing operational concerns about how the city clears streets and sidewalks after winter storms. Doyle told the commission that staff and engineering are coordinating to evaluate current procedures and potential changes; the minutes record a two-month target for a proposed plan but do not list specific policy options.
No motions to change the policy were offered or voted on during the June 26 meeting. The commission’s next meeting is scheduled for July 24, 2025, when staff may bring the draft plan back for further discussion or action.
