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Ironton Water Works says meter‑replacement project on track for late February
Summary
Ted Strutney of Water Works told the council the city is electronically reading about 56–57% of meters, uses Centrix and field H2O capture for auditing, and is on target for a February completion date (candidate date given as Feb. 28), weather permitting.
Ted Strutney, speaking for Water Works, gave the council a progress update on the city’s water‑meter replacement project. He said electronic reading currently captures about 56–57% of the city and described three tools in use: door hangers installers leave at homes; daily system‑health snapshots generated from Centrix; and an H2O field data‑capture system that feeds audited results back to the office.
Strutney said the project is meeting its schedule and estimated completion in February, suggesting Feb. 28 as a working target while noting weather could delay work. He added that the contract with installers includes lead‑line work and that project partners meet regularly (he named Aaron, Gerald, Bill, HST and Mueller) to review progress.
Council members thanked Water Works for its regular updates on the city website. No motion or formal council action was tied to the update; the segment was part of the audience‑participation public‑information portion of the meeting.
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