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City reports streetlight repairs and partial pool reopening after inspections
Summary
Community Development reported repairs to 13 shorted streetlights, wiring replacements on several corridors, DOT assistance on exit lights, and pool inspections: two pools passed inspection while the competition pool needs a larger filter and will undergo re-inspection.
City staff reported progress on streetlight repairs and pool inspections during the July 21 council meeting.
Community Development Superintendent Ryan Robinson said 13 shorted streetlights on East Pine Street have been repaired; wiring on Railroad Boulevard is being replaced with aluminum wire (instead of copper), and aluminum wire for Cedar Street is on order. The New Mexico Department of Transportation is assisting with exit lighting. Robinson also reported two pools passed inspection; the competition pool’s filter is undersized and needs replacement. A re-inspection was scheduled and staff expected a partial opening without the competition pool.
No dollar figures or contractor names were recorded for the electrical work or pool repairs in the minutes; the report was presented as an operational update rather than an action item requiring a council vote.
