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Riverfront work continues; pool filling and NotifyNow replacement planned
Summary
City Manager reported progress on the Riverfront project, the community pool is being filled with Buckeye Aquatics scheduled for equipment testing, the city is seeking a truck to water flowers, and a meeting is set to review replacement options for the NotifyNow alert system.
City Manager John Westfall updated the commission April 21 on multiple operational items. He said concrete work on the Riverfront project is continuing, swing frames have been installed, and pavers are being placed for crosswalks and sitting areas. Westfall also said the city is searching for a replacement truck to water flowers because the current vehicle has frame rot and an oil leak.
Westfall reported the pool was beginning to be filled that day and that Buckeye Aquatics is scheduled to test the pool's chemical feed, motors, and filters next Tuesday to ensure systems are working correctly before opening. He added the city is phasing out the NotifyNow system and will meet Thursday with a prospective vendor to review alternatives for issuing water‑boil advisories and other alerts.
The manager did not provide a procurement timeline or estimated cost for a replacement NotifyNow system during the special session.
