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Midwest Assistance Program outlines Glendo water and lagoon needs, says it will seek funding
Summary
Presenters from the Midwest Assistance Program described water-system and lagoon concerns to the Town of Glendo and said they will continue working with the town to seek funding for needed repairs and improvements.
At a May 20 special workshop, Chris Dutcher and Tyrel Owens of the Midwest Assistance Program presented to the Town of Glendo about local water-system needs, including lagoons and rate issues. The presentation came shortly after Mayor Susan Juschka called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m.
Dutcher and Owens described the community’s “wants and needs” regarding water and wastewater infrastructure and discussed rates and lagoon conditions. According to the presenters, they will continue to work with the town to pursue funding to address necessary repairs and upgrades. The presenters did not specify dollar amounts, funding sources, or a timeline in the minutes.
The presentation was delivered to the full council and town staff in attendance, including Mayor Susan Juschka, Council Members Heather Schoning, Kelly Jones and Jeston Cundall, and Public Works Director Steve Eller. No formal action or vote on a funding request or a specific project occurred during this portion of the workshop; the minutes record this as an informational presentation and continued coordination on funding.
Council members and staff are expected to follow up with the Midwest Assistance Program as the group seeks grant or loan opportunities; the minutes do not list particular next steps or deadlines.
