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City Manager reports lower Dial‑A‑Truck demand, nuisance enforcement steps and upcoming budget workshop
Summary
City Manager Tom Menke said demand for Dial‑A‑Truck has declined, outlined a process for nuisance property enforcement after three documented contact attempts, and reminded the council of a budget workshop scheduled July 7, 2026 at 3:00 PM.
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City Manager Tom Menke reported the dial‑up demand for the City's Dial‑A‑Truck service has fallen recently, enabling staff to respond to requests more quickly; he urged residents to contact City Hall or the Street Department before placing large items at the curb. Menke also said staff is continuing outreach on nuisance properties and will refer unresolved cases to the City Attorney after three documented contact attempts.
Menke reminded the council that a City Council budget workshop is scheduled for July 7, 2026 at 3:00 PM in the Council Chambers and said the workshop will focus on establishing priorities for the upcoming fiscal year and continuing long‑term planning efforts.
