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Police, public works and fire district give routine updates; LCFD5 outlines community events
Summary
City staff reported routine operations. Chief of Police John Brockmueller said operations are normal; Public Works Director Will Tastad and Treasurer Michelle Whitten reported written updates. LCFD5 (via Sandra White) described a tentative lineup of July community events including a fun run, kid run and parade.
City staff provided brief reports at the June 23 Napavine City Council meeting. Chief of Police John Brockmueller said that "the report is in writing and operations are normal," according to the meeting record. Public Works Director Will Tastad and City Treasurer Michelle Whitten said their reports were in writing or that they had no oral update.
Sandra White, speaking for Fire District 5 and Chief Gregg Peterson, described planned community activities tied to the district’s new building and public outreach: a tentative 5-mile fun run open to all with staging at the Fire District 5 administration building, a kid fun run, and a parade with a tentative 11:00 a.m. post-parade program. The transcript indicates a dedication linked to the new building listed for July 18 at 10:00 a.m.; additional details were said to be forthcoming. Planning Commission member Deborha Graham reported the commission is reviewing the Critical Areas Ordinance.
Councilor Brian Watson also announced that the Napavine boys' baseball team won the state championship — the city’s first in baseball — during council reports.
