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Council hears police report and moves forward on pickleball-court grant effort
Summary
Mayor Sasser reported police activity and park-security options and said vandalism in park restrooms has declined; he also said a pickleball-court grant is the parks' top priority and he is optimistic about its community value.
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Mayor Randall Sasser relayed that he is continuing to seek police attendance at council meetings and reviewed a recent police report; he said the council is exploring options to secure park facilities including installing gates or a gate-code panel. Sasser also noted that vandalism to park restrooms has been reduced this year.
On parks programming and capital, Sasser said the city is pursuing a grant for pickleball courts and described it as "a great asset to our community and park." The parks board meets the third Monday of each month at 1 p.m., and the mayor encouraged residents to attend.
