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Commission approves signage, small apron work for public RV dump
Summary
After a resident described drivers missing the town RV dump, the Killdeer City Commission voted to add directional signs and authorized staff to explore modest apron improvements; the motion passed after discussion about starting with signage only.
A resident asked the commission to improve signage and access to the community RV dump north of the Public Works building, saying visitors arriving for the Fourth of July had trouble finding the site. The commission discussed whether to start with signage or move immediately to concrete apron improvements and agreed to begin with signs and assess apron work later.
"I'll make a motion to improve signage for the army dump north of the Public Works Building," the resident said, and the commission approved the motion after a second. Commissioners noted the dump is a courtesy public facility and emphasized beginning with low-cost signage that clarifies access and reduces driver confusion. Staff was directed to return with specifics and cost estimates if additional concrete work is requested.
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