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Cemetery Board reports mower purchase saved time, considers burial‑mapping software
Summary
Robin Walton said a new zero‑turn mower has saved roughly 40% of the cemetery worker's time and the Cemetery Board is reviewing software to map burials; Troy Esling is temporarily leaving this week.
Robin Walton told trustees that the Cemetery Board is organizing roles, that Troy Esling will be leaving temporarily, and that the purchase of a zero‑turn mower has reduced one worker’s time by about 40%, a benefit also expected to save Street Department time. The board is also evaluating burial‑mapping software to modernize records.
Trustees received the report as part of committee updates; no formal action was taken at the Oct. 13 meeting on cemetery software or staffing changes.
