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Waunakee utilities report: Well 6 and water tower projects expected by fall 2026; longtime employee honored

5397977 · July 8, 2025
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Summary

Utilities reported a bond sale update, a drinking-water quality review and that Well 6 and water tower projects are expected to finish by fall 2026; the village also honored longtime utilities employee Dave Deroscher at a retirement luncheon.

Waunakee utilities officials told the Village Board that Well 6 and water tower construction projects are expected to be completed by fall 2026, and updated trustees on a bond sale and drinking-water quality review.

A presenter for utilities reported the committee honored Dave Deroscher, who began in June 1994 and officially retired on July 4, with a cake and luncheon. The presenter thanked Deroscher for his years of service in maintaining village infrastructure.

On system issues and planning, the utilities report noted a presentation from WPPI Energy, discussion of a bond sale previously discussed by the village board, and review of the drinking-water quality report. The presenter said officials also discussed villagewide construction projects. He told trustees Well 6 and the water tower projects are expected to be finished by fall 2026.

The utilities report also mentioned that utilities staff responded to a minor power surge during the July 4 community event when tennis court lights were switched on; staff restored power and the presenter thanked staff and contractors for their work.

No ordinance or formal board action on the utilities items was recorded in the public session; the presentation served as an update to trustees.