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Parma public works installs airport water main, plans new police dog kennels; police chief estimates $4,000 in materials
Summary
Public Works reported crews installing a water main at the airport and preparing to build new police dog kennels; Police Chief Robert Topie said in-house construction should cost about $4,000 and the new officer completed training.
Public Works Supervisor Dustin Riggs told council crews have been working long days to install a water main at the Parma airport; once that project is complete the crew will begin constructing new dog kennels for the police department. Three new water meters were installed in the previous week, the report said, and the plan is to tear down the old police department building after new kennels are operational.
Police Chief Robert Topie reported the department can construct the new kennels in-house for roughly $4,000; the plans have been reviewed by the city building inspector and appear simple. Chief Topie also said the department's newest officer has completed training and can now access department systems independently.
