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Wheatland Public Works: water tower to go offline July 22 for about three weeks
Summary
Public works supervisor Matt Cavey told the council the water tower will be taken offline starting July 22 for approximately three weeks; he also reported strong turnout for spring cleanup (three 30-yard dumpsters and a scrap dumpster filled).
Public works supervisor Matt Cavey informed the Wheatland City Council that the city’s water tower will be taken offline beginning July 22 and is expected to remain offline for about three weeks.
Cavey also reported on spring cleanup, saying the city filled three 30‑yard dumpsters and a scrap dumpster and that turnout was strong; council said it would take the turnout into account for future planning.
The transcript does not detail contingency plans, service impacts or alternate water arrangements during the outage; council did not record a formal action beyond receiving the report.
