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Council raises parking and oil-leak concerns; 4‑H helps refresh curb islands
Summary
Councilmembers reported courthouse employees parking on a public street, a truck leaking oil around town, and 4‑H students spreading bark on curb islands ahead of the fair.
During council communications on April 14, Councilmember Tim Ottmar told the council that courthouse employees appear to be parking on Second Street spaces intended for public parking and raised a separate concern about a Naslund truck leaking oil in multiple places around town. Mayor Dwayne Paris said he would have 'Wes' contact Naslund the following morning to address the oil leak complaint.
Councilmember David Weakland reported that 4‑H students had spread new bark in the curb islands ahead of the fair, improving their appearance. Councilmember Lori Loseth said she attended recent Board of Health and EMS Committee meetings; no formal actions or enforcement measures were recorded in the minutes regarding the parking or oil-leak items.
The minutes do not record a direct response from courthouse management or Naslund; the mayor indicated an internal follow-up would occur.
