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Water treatment facility conversion nearing completion; roofing bids, pumps and parking planned
Summary
County staff reported exterior work at the converted water treatment facility is nearly complete, with stainless-steel pump plumbing being installed, roofing bids sought for conversion to storage, and an anticipated mid‑February completion window.
Daggett County officials said Jan. 20 that conversion work at a former water treatment facility is progressing and could be finished as soon as mid‑February.
A project presenter reported the exterior is "99.9% done," crews are arranging roofing bids as the building is repurposed for storage, and work is underway to install stainless‑steel pump plumbing and create an equipment parking area. Electricians and contractors are making final adjustments where work did not follow initial plans.
Commissioners thanked Trevor for project management assistance; speakers noted compressors have been installed and contractors are addressing a small number of repairs. The presenter said the target completion is in mid‑February with a small buffer if needed.
The update did not include a revised project budget or an explicit contractor closeout date; staff asked for time to finish remaining repairs and return any final schedule or cost updates to the commission.
