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Resident asks city to install bench plaque and clarifies who handles street signs
Summary
A resident asked when a plaque for a City Hall bench will be installed, raised signage responsibility for 212 Fulton Street, and announced a neighborhood watch meeting for Aug. 22; a city representative said DPW, not BPU, handles the signs.
During public comment a resident asked about the bench plaque and reported confusion about responsibility for signage at 212 Fulton Street; a city official clarified that the Department of Public Works (DPW) — not the BPU — handles sign installation.
"So it's part of the public works," the resident said after discussing the callback they received and confirming they would contact DPW. The exchange also covered community memories of the 3rd Street oaks and the bench's role as a local memorial.
The resident announced the neighborhood watch meeting: August 22, noon–1 p.m., in the library fireplace room, and asked council members to note the date. No formal action was taken; the item was handled in public comment.
