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Worthington Hills commissioners discuss trash pickup gaps and streetlight outages; Ecotech contact did not respond
Summary
Utilities Commissioner Susan Maupin reported resident complaints about missed trash pickup and observed trash cans left at a condo; she said she contacted Ecotech (no reply) and reported three streetlight outages to LG&E, which has open work orders.
At the Jan. 20 meeting, Utilities Commissioner Susan Maupin reported multiple service and maintenance items to the Worthington Hills commission.
Maupin said she observed trash cans left on the street at East Bay Villa Condos and that a resident, Estelle Quisenberry, left a voicemail saying her trash had not been collected; Maupin said she asked Ecotech to investigate but had not received a reply from Ecotech contact Connor.
Maupin also reported streetlights out at 3800 Northumberland, 11905 Tazwell and 11919 Tazwell Drive; she said she reported the outages to LG&E on Jan. 14 and that work orders were created. The commission also discussed an old city laptop intended to generate reports from electronic speed signs; Mayor Robert Stonum said the necessary software had not yet been downloaded.
No formal motion or vote was taken on these service issues; commissioners agreed to log and monitor the complaints and the streetlight work orders.
Utilities and public-safety staff were the listed contacts for follow-up.
