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Council raises safety concerns about damaged water-box lid, monument plate and town trees

Town of Wilson Creek City Council · December 11, 2025
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Summary

Councilmember Scott Mortimer flagged a damaged water-box lid near Town Hall and a damaged intersection monument plate, noted trees needing attention, and reported a citizen complaint about burning and loud music; staff will send burning reminders in billing.

Councilmember Scott Mortimer reported a damaged water box lid near Town Hall and said it poses a potential injury risk; he asked the mayor to investigate. Mortimer also reported a damaged intersection monument plate at Navar and Third streets and identified two town trees needing attention: one east of the Post Office and one on 6th Street next to a PUD pole.

Mortimer relayed a citizen concern about burning and loud music in town and noted that burning is not a Fire District responsibility; he said many forms of burning are prohibited in town under Department of Ecology standards, which is why the town offers a yard-waste dumpster. Clerk/Treasurer Kaci Anderson said she will send reminders about burning in an upcoming billing cycle.