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Council hears reports on public safety, water quality and local projects
Summary
City staff and council members reported on public safety assistance, a burn permit and applicators license, water quality concerns including manganese, a wind-tower/JDA update, and library improvements at the March 3 meeting.
During its March 3 meeting the Wishek City Council received a series of informational reports from staff and council members on public safety, water quality and local projects.
Chief Andy Tunheim discussed public safety assistance; the minutes record his report but do not include a formal directive. Josh Kiefer reported that a burn permit had been approved and that he had passed an applicators license.
Councilperson Opsahl raised questions about employee raises for two staff members, Zach and Logan, and discussed manganese levels in the water, rural water options, watershed matters and the armory roof. Councilperson Eiseman reported on a wind-tower meeting and provided an update tied to the JDA. Councilperson Lipp noted that the library has new carpeting and that Vilhauer received a raise.
These items were presented as informational updates in the minutes; no formal actions or votes on the reports themselves are recorded in the meeting text.
