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Mayor reports increased maintenance at rec facility, suggests supervision and camera changes
Summary
Mayor Craig O'Der told the council that Prillaman Landscape has been cutting grass and picking up trash at the new recreation facility, and proposed setting required supervision for children at 15 and under and installing security cameras possibly using the rescue squad's wi‑fi/hotspot.
Mayor Craig O'Der updated the council on parks and street work around the new recreation facility, telling members that "the Prillaman Landscape crew has been cutting the grass around the new recreation facility and has also been picking up a lot of trash on the athletic court." He proposed changing the required supervision age for children to 15 and under and discussed installing security cameras and possibly using the rescue squad's wi‑fi/hotspot to support monitoring.
The mayor also reported he had spoken with Officer Nunn about making officer presence more visible near local businesses to increase safety. The council did not record a formal vote on the proposed supervision age or camera installation in the transcript; those items were presented as staff/administrative proposals for future action.
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