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Jordan Smith reports both Cecilton water plants in compliance after pump repairs
Summary
Jordan Smith told the Town of Cecilton council that both water treatment plants are in compliance following replacement of motor starters at the Church Street pump station and completion of routine and annual testing.
Jordan Smith presented the town's wastewater and water-supply report to the Town of Cecilton Mayor and Council on Dec. 16, saying both plants were in compliance after recent maintenance and testing.
The presentation outlined specific work completed at the Church Street pump station, where both motor starters had to be replaced. Smith also reported that monthly maintenance was conducted and that annual sludge analysis and nitrate samples were collected and submitted for testing.
Why it matters: Maintaining pump-station equipment and meeting required testing keeps the town in regulatory compliance and helps avoid service interruptions or penalties. Council members heard the report and did not take formal action, indicating they accepted the update.
Council discussion and next steps focused on ongoing operations and monitoring. No dates for follow-up reports or additional capital work were specified in the meeting record.
The meeting record indicates the water-supply report was presented as part of the regular agenda; there was no formal vote tied to the report.
