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Residents raise concerns about Elkton water project and surveillance cameras
Summary
During public comment, a resident asked the council to review a 2021 engineering note on electrical service to a pump and urged caution on deploying Flock Safety cameras, while supporting cameras in the park and cemetery.
During public comment, resident Wayne Printz asked the council to review a 2021 engineering document that indicated single‑phase electrical service to a pump required replacement in connection with the town's water project. He cautioned that "assigning blame is not productive" in emergency situations and urged caution in adopting Flock Safety cameras, citing concerns about capabilities and implementation, while expressing support for camera use in the Town park and cemetery.
Printz also commended town staff for hosting community events and emphasized the need for strong leadership. The minutes do not record an immediate council response to his specific request to review the 2021 document or any decision on Flock Safety camera policy.
