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Council hears proposal for memorial mural to honor officers; staff to coordinate with Arts Council and families
Summary
The police department presented renderings and vendor bids for a memorial mural to honor officers and beautify a city building; staff said the project can be funded from current allocations and recommended involving the Arts Council and families in final design.
The Tremonton City Council heard a presentation from the police department proposing a memorial mural to honor fallen officers and beautify a city building. The presenter described multiple renderings and vendor bids, saying the city has the funds available and that family members preferred different designs. "Lynette said this was her favorite, and Britney said the 1st 1 was her favorite," the presenter noted while describing family feedback.
Council members recommended turning the project over to the Arts Council for design oversight and fundraising support, while keeping family members involved in decisions. One councilor noted the arts council already has money budgeted for a mural this year and encouraged staff to coordinate bids and timelines with that body. Staff said they would confirm storage and practical logistics for any artwork and bring a proposal back to the council for final approval.
