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Public works reports road maintenance, dumping fixes and 77.7% recycling rate for week ending July 18
Summary
Public works reported continued work along Moody Road, mowing and culvert repairs, fleet maintenance, and a transfer-station recycling rate of 77.7% for select days; code enforcement reported 20 permits issued over two weeks and fees of $8,893.90.
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Public works provided a weekly report for the week ending July 18, 2026, describing continued work along Moody Road (mulching, mowing, culvert work), trimming low-hanging limbs, roadside mowing, and maintenance on the grader including reinstalling a rebuilt injector pump and replacing fuel lines.
The transfer station reported 188 users across July 15, 18 and 19 and 146 recyclers, giving a recycling participation rate of 77.7% for those days and total revenue for the week of $915. Code enforcement reported 20 permits issued over the two-week period with fees of $8,893.90; the transcript reads a year-to-date permit count of 166 but the total year-to-date permit valuation is unclear in the recording and is therefore not specified here.
The department noted work on dumping issues on Beaver Berry Road, reviewed and posted the town's dumping ordinance, ordered cameras to monitor problem areas, and followed up on guardrail replacement and DEP reporting tasks.

