Bill Boisvert

Liability, recreational immunity, and the fencing decision

Park closure savings and insurance numbers aren't yet public — councilors demanded those figures before reopening decisions.

Electric scooter and helmet safety for youth

Towing, training, and possible future code work cost staff time and money, but no specific figure was given.

City Ordinance Updates

Declining crash totals and distracted driving

No direct cost to residents, though enforcement operations require police staffing.

Halloween pedestrian safety at River Road construction

Council oversight and guardrails on the city manager's authority

Tramart News press access dispute

Municipal Court caseload and judge compensation

Raises judge pay $3,000 a year plus a one-time $3,000 payment; funded from the Court Fund.

Internet Hotspot and Internet Use Policy Review

No cost identified yet — any policy change could affect replacement-charge rules, like the $85 lost-hotspot fee.

Police drone program funded by donation

$10,000 in donated funds for drone replacement.

Barbed wire fence standards for city facilities

Forcing 8-foot fences would cost the city significant money; 6-foot fences with barbed wire are far cheaper since existing fences can stay.

School-zone enforcement partnership with neighboring agencies

Public Safety Fee Reduction

Households pay $7 less per month starting July 1.

Driver age data and safety education programs

Speed Management at River Road Bridge

A replacement digital speed sign is being ordered, a modest equipment cost.

Pedestrian Crosswalk Safety Enforcement

Funding depends on ODOT; the Fifth Street beacon project is already funded.

Public records and public meetings training for board

Formal complaint over council rules violations

Serial meeting law training