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Residents praise cemetery work, raise FOIA and surveillance concerns during public comment
Summary
During general public comment residents recognized cemetery volunteers Craig Pittman and Levi Kimball, raised FOIA concerns and again called attention to Flock cameras; no formal board action followed these comments.
During the meeting's general public comment period, Nancy Kimball recognized Craig Pittman for cleaning monuments at Oak Grove Cemetery and Levi Kimball for power-washing the white fence at Kimball Park. Sally Haupt commented about FOIA requests, and Brendon Pratt again read a statement regarding Flock cameras.
The board recorded the comments in the minutes but did not take formal action in response at the Aug. 11 meeting. The public-record comments included both appreciation for volunteer work and resident concerns about transparency and surveillance.
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