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Council receives operational reports: revenues, wastewater flushing, fire reminders and trash pickup
Summary
The board reviewed revenues ($51,002.16 over two weeks, year-to-date $1,000,003.22), upcoming annual water main flushing that could discolor water for up to a week, fire-safety burning restrictions, and large trash pickup scheduled for Oct. 6 with requirements for covered mattresses and prohibited materials.
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Council members gave routine operational reports. A commissioner reported two-week revenues of $51,002.16 and a year-to-date total of $1,000,003.22, noting timing differences from state payments affect receipt dates. Public-works staff said annual water main flushing will begin at 9 a.m. the next day, could cause temporary discoloration and may run in cycles for up to a week; residents were advised to avoid washing whites during the flush.
The fire department reminded residents that dry conditions limit open burning to contained fire pits and cautioned against burning brush piles. Sanitation staff announced a large-trash collection beginning Oct. 6; mattresses and box springs must be fully covered in plastic and building materials, appliances and electronics will not be picked up on that route.

