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Project Homefront water system earns favorable evaluation; county moves some testing to multi-year schedule
Summary
County staff reported that the Project Homefront small water system scored well in state drinking-water evaluation, allowing some tests to move from annual to three- or five-year intervals.
County staff and Community Corrections presented results of a state drinking-water evaluation for the Project Homefront small water system. Aaron Hartman and staff said facility manager Alan Meade (referred to in remarks) completed upgrades and organizational work on the well system; the county reported the system performed well enough in the evaluation to move several routine tests from annual to three- and five-year cycles.
Staff described upgrades to the well, labeling and procedural documentation for system operation, and said the change will reduce testing frequency while some annual requirements remain in place. Commissioners and staff praised the work as an operational improvement and noted it as an asset to the Project Homefront program.
Ending: Staff said they will document the changes, frame a recognition for the employee cited, and continue to monitor system requirements per state regulations.
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