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Maintenance worker will not pursue water-sewer certification; Beaman council to seek certified contractor partners ahead of 2027 retirement
Summary
At the March 12 meeting, maintenance worker Dave Moorman said he will not pursue water and sewer certification; the council instructed City Clerk Denise Hoy to begin searching for certified contractors to prepare for Randy Daniel’s planned July 2027 retirement.
At its March 12 meeting, the Beaman City Council heard that maintenance worker Dave Moorman will not pursue his water and sewer certification at this time. Moorman informed the council directly that he does not intend to seek certification, putting emphasis on the need to secure certified coverage for the city’s utilities.
Council members instructed City Clerk Denise Hoy to begin searching for certified contractors that Beaman may partner with in preparation for Randy Daniel’s retirement, which the minutes record as occurring in "7 /2027." The instruction was recorded as a council direction rather than a formal motion or vote.
Council members framed the search as a continuity and reliability issue for water and sewer operations. The minutes note no motion or vote tied to the instruction; the clerk was asked to report back with quotes and options at a future meeting.
The decision affects how routine maintenance and compliance tasks for the city’s water and sewer systems will be staffed or contracted in the near term. The council did not set a formal deadline for hiring or contracting; staff were directed to return with contractor options and cost estimates.
