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Rangely council approves grant application for $20,580 water monitoring instrument
Summary
The council unanimously approved submitting a $20,580 application to the Colorado Natural Disaster Mitigation Enterprise (NDME) to purchase and install a 'tribitameter' to improve water monitoring after recent fire-related impacts.
The Rangely Town Council voted to approve a grant application to the Colorado Natural Disaster Mitigation Enterprise (NDME) for $20,580 to purchase and install a tribitameter, a water-monitoring instrument intended to improve data the town can use after recent fire and runoff events. "So moved to a point to approve the grant application, the MDME," a council member moved during the meeting; the motion was seconded and carried.
Staff explained the NDME opportunity was available and due the week of the meeting and that the instrument would help the water department treat water more efficiently by providing better information on what the treatment plant is receiving. Council members noted they were not sure the town would receive the grant but supported applying as an available funding source for emergency-management purposes.
