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Winnfield receives water system update; ozone plant partial restoration planned

Mayor and City Council, City of Winnfield · March 11, 2025
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Summary

Water department liaison Karl Johnson told the council the department will restore one side of the ozone plant while planning further repairs; department heads also provided routine operational updates.

During New Business Non-Action on March 11, Karl Johnson, the water department liaison, updated the Winnfield Mayor and City Council on administrative orders related to the city's water system and outlined corrective actions. Johnson said his crew expects to restore one side of the ozone plant to operation while further work is planned to return the plant to full operation.

No formal vote or funding decision was recorded in the meeting minutes concerning the ozone plant repairs. Department heads then provided brief updates on day-to-day operations: Chief Brian Montgomery (Fire), Devin Primm (Water), Deondras Brown (Wastewater), Jerome Wheeler (Street Department), Camelia Garner (Animal Control), Anthony Hall (Recreation), Inspector Joe Bass and Charles Curry (Police) each reported routine status updates.

The council later entered executive session on an item described in the minutes as "Meta Traffic" from 7:20 p.m. to approximately 7:34 p.m., and reconvened to complete the meeting. The recorded meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m.