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City reports park repairs and golf course reopening after brief closure; seven hires announced
Summary
City Administrator Zach Potter told the council the parks crew is repairing sprinklers and working on pool and streets; the golf course reopened after a 10-day closure with seven new hires (one full-time, six part-time) and staff are awaiting county kitchen approval and pursuing an OLCC liquor license.
City Administrator Zach Potter updated the Myrtle Creek City Council on May 5 about maintenance and staffing across parks and recreation. Potter said public works are repairing sprinkler systems in city parks, staff continue work on the pool building and pool, and crews are performing spraying, street work and mowing.
Potter reported the golf course was closed for 10 days and reopened on the 20th; staff hired seven people to support operations (one full-time, six part-time), and volunteers are assisting at the course. Potter said the city is waiting for county approval for the golf course kitchen and is working on an OLCC liquor license. Krissy Chandler shared a brief update on the first night of league play at the course. Council members thanked staff for their efforts.
The minutes record operational updates and staffing activity but do not include specific timelines for kitchen approval or details of hiring terms beyond the counts provided.
