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DPW: booster station repeatedly resetting every six months; splash pad reopened

Village of Shelby Common Council · July 13, 2026
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Summary

DPW Supervisor Jeremiah Helenhouse reported recurring resets of a booster station approximately every six months, with Fluid Cooling Systems investigating a possible internal fault; a tracking chart is in place and the village splash pad is back in operation.

DPW Supervisor Jeremiah Helenhouse told the council that Fluid Cooling Systems returned to address the booster-station issue after the system reset again and that the resets appear to occur on a six-month interval. Staff have implemented a tracking chart to try to identify triggers and asked that, if a scheduled reset is required, they be given a precise date and time so the maintenance can be planned.

Helenhouse also reported that the village's splash pad is back up and running. The council did not take formal action on the booster station at this meeting; staff continue to investigate whether an internal fault is causing the periodic resets and will coordinate with vendors on repair timing.