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Spring cleanup draws volunteers; Marshal’s Office recognized and reports audit with zero deficiencies
Summary
The city’s April 11 spring cleanup filled five roll-offs with 81 vehicles (three turned away); City Marshal Mark Soto and deputies were commended and the Marshal’s Office reported a TCOLE/DPS audit with zero deficiencies and rising calls for service.
City officials thanked members of the Marshal’s Office for volunteering at the April 11 spring cleanup, which filled five roll-off containers with waste from 81 vehicles; staff had to turn away three vehicles after roll-offs reached capacity.
Councilmember Russell Beck presented certificates of appreciation to Officer Nghia Tran, Juan Hernandez, Ysidoro Olivo and Javier Meza for stepping in when Frontier Waste Solutions did not provide expected manpower. "We appreciate these gentlemen stepped up and cancelled personal/family plans to volunteer their time," Beck said during the recognition.
City Marshal Mark Soto provided the office’s activity numbers for April: 276 total traffic stops, 64 citations, 245 warnings; a separate activity summary elsewhere in the minutes listed 131 calls for service, 210 security checks and five arrests. Soto told council the office has seen increasing calls for service and noted the TCOLE and DPS audits passed with zero deficiencies.
City Manager Michelle Pack recapped the spring cleanup and said the city will consider better communication and possibly securing an extra roll-off in future events to avoid turning vehicles away.
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