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Animal control partners with humane societies; council to inspect Barnes Street parking issue
Summary
Animal Control Officer Wright reported May activity and ongoing partnerships with local humane societies; Council Member William Harris requested no-parking signs at the Barnes Street basketball park and Mayor Rhodes said he would inspect with Harris and other council members to determine placement.
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Animal Control Officer Wright updated the council on May animal control activity and said local humane societies continue to assist with re-homing unclaimed animals and supplying donations of food and supplies. No specific counts were provided in the meeting record.
Council Member William Harris asked whether Public Works could install no-parking signs along the side of the Barnes Street basketball park because parked cars are blocking the road. Mayor Lanier Rhodes said he would meet with Council Member Harris and other council members to inspect the park and determine where signs should be installed. Public Works and Water Superintendent David Stephens was noted as absent from the meeting.
