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Council roundtable: potholes, hydrant flushing and a resident shredding event announced
Summary
Council members noted potholes on West 227th, warned residents about hydrant flushing that may cause running water in neighborhoods, and announced a resident shredding event Saturday at City Hall.
During council roundtable, members raised neighborhood maintenance and community events. A council member asked the service department to inspect and repair potholes on West 227th between Clifford and Westwood after resident complaints.
Council President King reminded residents of a shredding event at City Hall on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon (Fairview Park residents only; bring a driver’s license) and said hydrant flushing has begun citywide, which may cause residents to see running water in streets as crews perform the work. Troy added the city would like residents to report any concerns and thanked staff for monitoring the schedule.
These items were presented as routine community service and public-works updates; no formal votes were taken on the subjects during the meeting.
