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Stormwater department reports 100% audit pass; public events and Central Avenue project updates announced
Summary
Frank Krebs reported the stormwater audit passed with no deficiencies — the first 100% pass — reviewed street-sweeper and Roster Park cleanup results, and announced community events including Riverview Park’s back-to-school event Aug. 8 and a community yard sale Aug. 1.
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Frank Krebs, the stormwater representative, told the council that the city’s stormwater program passed an audit (MCM 1, 2, 3, and 6) on June 4 with no marks or deficiencies — the first time the city achieved a 100% pass. He credited staff and partners for the result and said crews had moved more than 60 yards of waste with street-sweeper operations.
Krebs also provided project updates: Central Avenue work paused due to recent rains and Greenwood Construction responding to an emergency elsewhere; he said the project should finish soon once the contractor returns. He announced a Riverview Park back-to-school event on Aug. 8 and a Lake Station Community Yard Sale on Aug. 1, inviting residents to sign up. “This is the 1st time we passed with a 100%,” Krebs said, thanking staff and volunteers for the effort.

