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Cemetery improvements on hold as city explores more affordable options

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By Brandon Peoples on May 14, 2025 Local News, Manhattan
A patch of rough road is shown Wednesday at Sunset Cemetery, 2000 Leavenworth St. in Manhattan. Mayor Karen McCulloh says she would like to see the roads in the cemetery prioritized as soon as possible. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

Manhattan city officials are pumping the brakes on a $13.3 million cemetery improvement project, signaling a desire to scale back spending.

During a work session Tuesday, commissioners expressed concerns about the overall cost, particularly for a new Sunrise Cemetery shop and office, estimated at $4.5 million.

“We just don’t have the dollars,” said Mayor Karen McCulloh, who suggested the city “tread water” until the city has a better idea of its 2026 budget.

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