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Park supervisor seeks easier-to-access camera after playhouse vandalism
Summary
Leslie Hofelich reported an attempted removal of bolts from the playhouse barn doors and recommended installing a different camera to make video retrieval easier for investigations.
During committee reports on March 4, 2026, Leslie Hofelich, park supervisor, said someone tried to remove the bolts from the top of the playhouse barn doors and recommended switching to a different type of camera that would make it easier to retrieve footage. The committee discussed taking steps to improve on-site security and evidence access.
Leslie also raised tree-safety work behind the playhouse: Chavez Tree Care provided an estimate of $5,900 to remove hazardous hanging limbs at the amphitheater. The committee did not approve funds at the meeting but recorded the estimate for future consideration.
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