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City clerk says lead-and-copper survey submitted to state before deadline
Summary
City Clerk Ken Bergeron told the council that the lead-and-copper survey spreadsheet was submitted to the State Department of Health and Environment before the Sept. 15 deadline, according to the Oct. 21 minutes.
Ken Bergeron, the city clerk, told the Dwight City Council at its Oct. 21 meeting that the spreadsheet capturing the lead-and-copper surveys was submitted to the State Department of Health and Environment prior to the Sept. 15 deadline.
Bergeron presented written reports and financials to the council; the minutes record the submission but do not include additional detail about the survey results or next steps. The record does not specify whether the submission requires any follow-up action from the council or whether the state provided confirmation beyond the deadline notation.
What happens next: Any state-required responses or follow-up would be scheduled according to the department’s review process; the minutes do not record further council action on this item at the Oct. 21 meeting.
