City manager reports waterline/wall project; council schedules closed session

Pocomoke City’s city manager told the council that a contractor is staging equipment for a wall-line project across the street and described work intended to improve local water filtration, and the council announced plans to move into an executive session later in the meeting.

The speaker identified in the agenda as the city manager reported: “I just wanted to know that Fishbay are in, there's a wall line project company across the street. You see some piping out there, just but she's staging the equipment, vehicles.” The manager described the work as a significant improvement to water treatment and filtration for the local drinking supply.

Later in the meeting the city manager introduced a new city staff contact for mayor-and-council questions (the transcript records a name pronounced as “Lisonbee”) and encouraged residents to use posted resources and the city website for timing and updates.

Toward the end of the provided segments Speaker 1 told the council, “So tonight, we are gonna go into closed session,” indicating the governing body intended to convene an executive session. The transcript does not include the subject matter of the closed session within the provided segments.

No contract numbers, funding amounts, grant sources, or regulatory citations for the water project appear in the included transcript segments; the remarks focus on construction staging and operational impacts.