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Public-works, police and marina reports: low water stress, staffing updates and dock moves
Summary
Public works reported steady but constrained water levels, near-complete pickleball courts, and new wayfinding signs; the police department announced recent hires and onboarding improvements; the marina described dock adjustments and strong summer business while continuing to monitor falling lake levels.
Interim Public Works Director Evan Dawson told council water levels are down but holding thanks to reduced usage, and crews have been helping the marina with gangway adjustments and a temporary road to shore. He reported near completion of the pickleball court fencing, upcoming painting and marker surveys at the cemetery, and new wayfinding signage at the town entrance.
Police Chief Osborne reported a new officer began and another will enter the academy next week; HR improvements have sped onboarding and the department is recruiting CSO applicants. Marina Director Greg Simpson described moving rental docks down toward the lake bottom to adjust for low water, fixed a short fuel outage, and said the Tiki bar and concessions were busiest on record; staff warned customers they'll provide pull-out notices as water levels decline.
