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Stratmoor Hills Water District notifies customers after valve replacements temporarily shut main supply
Summary
District Manager Darren Adame told the board that several valves were replaced, requiring the main water supply to be turned off; the district said it sent notifications through multiple organizations and reported no public comments on the action.
Stratmoor Hills — District Manager Darren Adame informed the Board of Directors on Sept. 17, 2025, that several water valves were replaced and that the main water supply was turned off during the work. The district said it issued public notifications through several organizations to alert customers.
Adame reviewed the water infrastructure status with the board but did not list which outside organizations carried the notice. The minutes include no record of customer complaints or reported service impacts beyond the temporary shutoff.
Vice President John Willcox provided the Safety Committee update from the Sept. 16 meeting, reporting, "It has been 113 days since the latest accident, and 264 days since the latest close call," and noting the next safety meeting is scheduled for Oct. 8, 2025. The report was included in the board packet, along with the August financial report, which the board approved during the same meeting.
No additional operational directives or emergency declarations were recorded in the minutes. The board recorded no public comments on the valve work; the minutes do not specify the notification channels used or any follow-up communication plans.
