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Resident asks Killdeer commission to fund signs, small apron work for public RV dump
Summary
A resident asked the commission to add signage and minor apron improvements at the public RV dump north of the Public Works building; commissioners approved a motion to add signage and to evaluate larger repairs later.
A resident asked the Killdeer City Commission to improve signage and consider a small apron upgrade at the public RV dump north of the Public Works building, saying visitors struggle to find and use the facility. "I was wondering the city would be willing to put a little bit of money into it to make a little bit better and then maybe do some signs on each side coming in to town," the resident said during public comment.
Commissioners discussed starting with signs and assessing whether a concrete apron is necessary. Commissioner Sydney moved to improve signage for the dump and the motion carried after a second and voice vote. The commission directed staff to bring back cost estimates for any larger apron or concrete work if needed.
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