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Roosevelt County approves $6,000 investigation into Brockton low water pressure
Summary
The commission authorized Interstate Engineering to investigate Brockton’s low water pressure at an estimated cost of $6,000, work that will include a one‑day shutoff to excavate pumps and lines, with public notice to be provided before the work.
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At a special meeting on Oct. 20, 2025, the Roosevelt County Commissioners approved a motion to hire Interstate Engineering to investigate low water pressure in Brockton at an estimated cost of $6,000. The investigation will include digging up pumps and service lines to search for restrictions and will require shutting off water for a single day; Interstate Engineering will notify the public in advance of the scheduled work.
Commissioners discussed the technical scope during the meeting; the minutes state the investigation will determine the cause of low pressure and that the cost estimate is $6,000. The motion passed unanimously and was recorded in the Oct. 20 special meeting minutes.
