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Police‑station construction, North‑Side path and other city projects advancing
Summary
Deputy City Manager Colin Belzer reported progress on pavement marking, water‑main repairs, hydrant replacements and that the new police‑station project has underground utilities and poured footers; a pedestrian bridge for the North‑Side multi‑use path is slated to be set next Friday.
Deputy City Manager Colin Belzer briefed the commission on recent public‑works activity, including repainting pavement markings, replacing concrete after a water‑main break and replacing several fire hydrants. He said work on the new police station is moving from design into early implementation, with underground utilities in place and footers poured for the metal storage building behind Fire Station 3.
Belzer added that the North Side multi‑use path is progressing: work on the Vine Street crossover started the week of the meeting and a pedestrian bridge is scheduled to be installed next Friday. Staff also highlighted the Exit 161 project utility work underway and continued progress on multi‑use and repair projects across the city.
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