During the City Council meeting in Falls City this week, City Administrator Gary Jorn provided department updates. One of the things he mentioned is some problems at city parks. ( play audio :20 seconds )
Jorn also informed the Council members about some changes that are being made concerning decorations placed in Steele Cemetery. ( play audio :26 seconds )
Jorn also reminds everyone the cemetery is not a place to take your dog to exercise. ( play audio :10 seconds )
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