The City Council of Scotts Valley held a regular meeting on May 24, 2025, focusing on the celebration of National Public Works Week and recognizing the contributions of the public works team to the community. The meeting commenced with a proclamation honoring the dedication and hard work of the public works staff, who play a crucial role in maintaining the city’s infrastructure, including roads, parks, and sanitation services.

Council members expressed their gratitude towards the public works team, highlighting their commitment to keeping Scotts Valley clean, safe, and thriving. The public works director, Rodolfo Anji, acknowledged the efforts of his team, which includes divisions responsible for maintenance, wastewater management, parks and recreation, and engineering. He emphasized the importance of their work, noting that they manage extensive city assets, including over 80 lane miles of public streets and 60 miles of sewer lines.

A video presentation showcased the various roles within the public works department, illustrating the team's daily contributions to the community. The video highlighted the maintenance division's efforts in managing parks and public spaces, the wastewater division's achievements in sustainability, and the engineering division's focus on improving city infrastructure.

Following the video, the council invited the public works team to the front of the room for a group photo, further acknowledging their hard work and dedication. The meeting transitioned to committee reports, with Council Member Linnett taking the lead on the next agenda item.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city’s appreciation for its public works staff and their vital role in enhancing the quality of life for residents in Scotts Valley.