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Council hears updates on water tower roof, EMA sirens and clerk's upcoming absence
Summary
At the Aug. 12 meeting the Wheatland City Council was informed that the water tower roof should be completed by the end of the month, the Emergency Management Agency decided not to keep the sirens, and City Clerk Meghan Ganzer announced she will be out of the office Sept. 16–27.
Wheatland — City staff told the Wheatland City Council on Aug. 12 that work on a water tower roof should be finished by the end of the month, and the Fire Chief relayed that the Emergency Management Agency (EMA) had decided not to retain the community sirens.
During reports, the public works representative stated the water tower roof was expected to be completed by month’s end, giving the council an approximate timeline for that infrastructure project. The Fire Chief informed the council of the EMA decision about the sirens; the transcript records the council was notified but no further action or direction was recorded on that item.
City Clerk Meghan Ganzer told the council the clerk’s office will be closed and she will be out of the office from Sept. 16 to Sept. 27, 2024, and that she will send a response to a homeowner letter referenced in the meeting. The council adjourned at 6:47 p.m.
The meeting record does not include detailed timelines beyond the end-of-month estimate for the water-tower roof, nor does it include additional documentation of the EMA decision or the homeowner letter.
