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Girard officials report fast progress on waterline project, ask for patience amid disruption
Summary
Public Works reported rapid waterline installations with contractor Shoemaker & Sons praised for cleanup; staff said crews found 4–6 leaks (two from construction) and will resume work on Maple and Western streets the following day.
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City staff provided an update on the water distribution and streets projects at the July 13 meeting, saying the city is "very pleased with Shoemaker and Sons" for speed and site cleanup on the waterline work. The public works update noted the team has found "4-6 water leaks," two of which were attributed to construction and contractor activity; crews will resume work on Maple and Western and continue replacing culverts and cleaning ditches.
Council members asked residents for patience as the work continues. Council Member Morgan Johnson thanked city employees for road repairs and said, "please bear with us, once it's done it will all be worth it." Staff also reported a sewer lift-station issue that will require pulling a pump to clean debris; cemetery mowing has lagged but is being addressed and the golf course has reseeded fairways while addressing irrigation leaks.
