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Council approves $15,000 allocation breakdown for July 4 parade security
Summary
Council adopted Resolution 1881 authorizing allocation of $15,000 previously approved for parade security: $8,500 for barriers, $2,500 for overtime to staff six additional city employees, and $4,000 to the Chamber of Commerce for security and event staffing.
The council approved Resolution 1881, authorizing the mayor to execute an amendment to the Chamber of Commerce provision of services agreement that allocates $15,000 — previously authorized by council — to specific parade security needs for the July 4 event.
Parks Director Lina Hicks presented the staff recommendation: allocate $8,500 for barriers to line the parade route, $2,500 for overtime to cover six additional city staff, and $4,000 for the Chamber to hire security and event staffing. Hicks said the funds had already been authorized and this resolution simply specifies how the $15,000 will be spent.
A motion to approve the resolution was made and seconded, the council voted by voice with no opposition, and the resolution passed. The funds will be used for parade route barriers, staff overtime and Chamber‑contracted security as described in the staff report.
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