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Residents raise hydrant coverage, AMI and other local issues; mayor urges patience on cyber investigation
Summary
During public comment, residents urged action on hydrant coverage and raised questions about AMI; Mayor Ramey asked one commenter to coordinate with city staff and said ongoing cyber-incident details remain under investigation.
Five residents addressed the council during public comment on March 10, raising a range of neighborhood concerns. Speakers listed in the minutes were Andrea Duke, Joanne Denz, Wendy Golten, Judy Caywood and Fred Bland; topics called out by the mayor and staff included hydrant coverage in the Lazy Acres subdivision and questions about AMI devices.
Mayor Brian Ramey responded to the comment about the cyber incident, saying that "as long as this is under investigation, no other details can be released," and asked resident Wendy Golten to contact City Administrator Kevin Bronson about her AMI concerns. Councilmembers agreed to consider organizing a city clean-up day and discussed participating in a National Day of Prayer event on May 7.
