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Town marshal asks council to allow small recreation area in police station and requests traffic-sign changes
Summary
Town Marshall Josh Kuntz told the Nov. 4 council he wants to create a small recreational area in the police department using donated equipment and requested replacing a stop sign at Dorsey and Pierce and changing a yield to a stop at Lane and Taylor; the minutes record the requests but not final decisions.
At the Nov. 4 meeting of the Town Council of St. Paul, Town Marshal Josh Kuntz outlined department activity for the reporting period and made several nonbinding requests to the council. Kuntz reported roughly 80 hours on duty during the month, with six calls for service, seven warnings, one arrest and four citations.
Kuntz asked the council to approve a dedicated recreation area inside the Police Department using donated equipment and building materials; the minutes record the request but do not record a council vote or directive on the proposal. He also requested two traffic-control changes: replacement of a stop sign at Dorsey and Pierce, and changing a yield sign to a stop sign at Lane and Taylor. The minutes note the requests but do not show immediate action or decisions on street-sign replacements.
Council members approved a separate Sullivan Painting estimate to repaint the police bays during the meeting. The record does not indicate timelines or funding sources for the proposed recreation area or the traffic-sign changes; those follow-ups appear to be pending direction from staff or future agenda items.
The council adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
