Town officials flag possible chlorine‑pump replacements after water tests
Town Administrator Trevor Akin told the Star Valley Ranch council that lab testing suggests the town’s current chlorination equipment may be inappropriate for local water mineral content and that replacing four chlorine pumps (about $4,800 each) is “highly probable”; staff will confirm after pending lab results.
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The Star Valley Ranch Town Council heard an extended briefing on the town’s water system, where staff reported unusual test results and control‑system problems that have required intensive troubleshooting.
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