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DPW says pool is ready; police report new radios, squad car and 143 calls for service
Summary
DPW Superintendent Christopher Thurk reported reduced mowing due to dry conditions and said the municipal pool is ready to open. Police Chief Duane Olbinski said new radios are programmed, a new squad car is in service, and the department recorded 143 calls for service and 36 traffic stops.
DPW Superintendent Christopher Thurk told the council the department has been keeping up with mowing, which has slowed due to limited rain, and that crews are trimming and spraying around poles and signs, repairing potholes and sweeping streets. “The pool is all ready to open for the season,” the minutes record.
Police Chief Duane Olbinski reported that the department received new radios and had them programmed, and that a new squad car has been put into service. The minutes record: “There have been 143 calls for service and 36 traffic stops.” The administrator presented his report and the council asked no questions during the recorded minutes.
