District 2 Advisory Board
Notes by Nancy Davis
The City is expanding bike paths and lanes, focusing on safety and user feedback. The WPD is adopting new technology for crime prevention while prioritizing privacy, with reforms following the Jensen Hughes report and gang list lawsuit. Rockwell Library renovations continue.
Notes by Ayshia McCray
The District 2 DAB meeting highlighted the approval of a new substance abuse treatment center near 21st and Broadmoor, despite mixed community feedback. Additionally, updates from the Wichita Police Department included the arrival of high-resolution body cameras.
Notes by Mia Hennen
The meeting covered a variety of topics, including city department updates, and drought concerns. Also, a zoning change proposal for property that is near the Islamic Society of Wichita led to significant community discussion.
Notes by Linda Shriver
Wichita officials proposed designating the city's website as the official newspaper, a move aimed at saving $150,000 annually. Meanwhile, the Kansas Turnpike Authority announced its transition to cashless tolling starting July 1, enhancing safety and efficiency.
Notes by Lance Carrithers
Much like other meetings around the city, the District II Advisory Board was adversely affected by the recent Cyber Attack. The city plans on bringing a Budget simulator to the website for local residents to share their ideas about the budget.