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Mossyrock updates treatment-plant design; public works reports vehicle in retention pond
Summary
Public Works reported a vehicle left the road and entered the water-retention pond near Highway 12, and officials said the wastewater treatment plant design phase is underway with construction hoped to begin in spring 2026; summer help is supporting parks and streets.
The Mossyrock public-works report said a vehicle departed the road and landed in the water-retention pond off Highway 12. The minutes note that crews responded and recorded the incident as part of the department's regular work.
Mayor Randall Sasser (reporting public-works matters in the minutes) said the city is "moving forward with the design phase of the treatment plant with hopes to start the construction phase in spring of 2026." The city has hired temporary summer help to assist with maintaining parks and streets, and the minutes say the council expects to complete pavement striping next month using county pass-through funds. Separately, the council noted intent to hire another full-time public-works assistant after summer help returns to school.
The minutes do not provide a construction budget, contract award, or a firm construction start date; they present the design-phase schedule as the municipal expectation as of the June 18 meeting.
