City Council Study Session - 06.15.26
Purgatory Park off-leash dog area evaluation
Preliminary 2027-2031 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) review
July study session topics
Full Document Analysis
Notable Quotes (3)
It's been a challenge and I think you'll hear that from staff tonight disappointing in a lot of ways just regarding some of the non-compliance that continues to happen.
81% of all the reports came from just three individuals, the reports that they did do were reviewed carefully and found to be credible.
If we have cameras in the park and people are vandalizing signs, then why aren't we charging these folks?
People (7)
Rebecca ShackMayorPresiding over the council study session.
Presiding over the council study session.
Matt KumaStaffLead on the Purgatory Park off-leash dog area strategy and evaluation.
Lead on the Purgatory Park off-leash dog area strategy and evaluation.
Rachel MianPolice CaptainSupervises enforcement staff and reports on compliance data.
Supervises enforcement staff and reports on compliance data.
Paula RomeyCouncil MemberRepresenting Ward Three, participated in questioning.
Representing Ward Three, participated in questioning.
Kimberly WilburnCouncil MemberAt-large representative, questioned staff on topography and trees.
At-large representative, questioned staff on topography and trees.
Amanda MaxwellCouncil MemberRepresenting Ward Two, questioned fencing and area selection.
Representing Ward Two, questioned fencing and area selection.
TizzyCouncil MemberQuestioned staff regarding vandalism and potential criminal charges.
Questioned staff regarding vandalism and potential criminal charges.
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- June 15, 2026: Minnitanka City Council Study Session