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Fire Rescue director asks Dawson County for $71,466 to install 12 hydrants in Winter Hot Cove and Mark Road areas
Summary
Fire Rescue Director Troy Lee asked the board to fund 12 hydrants tied to water-main upgrades; the purchase would cost $71,466 and staff said impact fees are available to cover it.
At the March 19 work session, Fire Rescue Director Troy Lee requested $71,466 to purchase and install 12 new fire hydrants that are part of ongoing water-main upgrades carried out by the local water utility in the Winter Hot Cove and Mark Road neighborhoods.
Lee told the board the county has available impact-fee funding to cover the cost. A commissioner asked a brief follow-up question to the chief; there was no extended discussion and no formal vote on the purchase during the work session.
