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Residents press council on garbage service, museum repairs and roaming animals during public comment

City of Kingston City Council · March 2, 2026
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Summary

At the March 2 meeting, a representative of Custom Disposal requested the city's garbage service contract; a resident reported the Women's History Museum electrical issue was repaired; another resident raised concerns about loose dogs and a pot‑bellied pig. These matters were recorded under public comment with no formal council action in the minutes.

During the public‑comment period, Eric Nord of Custom Disposal spoke to the council about obtaining the city's garbage service. Mary Mulinix gave a status report that the Women's History Museum electrical issues had been fixed by 'Michael with Wire Tech.' Resident Ezella Miller raised concerns about loose dogs and a pot‑bellied pig roaming her street and asked the council to address animal control enforcement.

The transcript records the topics raised but does not show immediate council action or staff directives on these items in the March 2 minutes. No formal referral or timeline for staff response appears in the recorded minutes; staff follow‑up would be required to confirm whether procurement or animal‑control enforcement steps were initiated.