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Commissioner raises water‑availability concerns for Valley Estates as county invited to apply for funds
Summary
A commissioner said the county has been invited to apply for funds that could help Valley Estates and raised concerns from residents about water availability and the performance of the local water supplier, described in the transcript as the "windmill water supply company."
A commissioner told the court the county has been invited to apply for funds that could address needs in Valley Estates and said residents provided documents raising concerns about water availability and the local supplier.
"Yeah. I'm very excited that the county has been invited to apply for the funds. That's a great piece of need. But I know that the Valley Estates has a major water issue. I have been contacted by a number of people, provided documents with concerns about, the availability of water, just a number of things that are going on out there that need attention," the commissioner said.
The speaker added criticism of the local provider: "And unfortunately, the windmill water supply company that operates, leaves a lot to be desired in terms of to the customers. It's a wonderful community that's striving to try to improve themselves, but they need help." The transcript does not specify the funding source, the application deadline or the exact authority that would distribute the funds.
The remarks indicate residents supplied documents and requested county attention; the transcript does not record any formal action to apply for funds or staff direction on next steps.
