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Town manager reports DOT audit, water‑plant turbidity issues and staffing updates
Summary
The town manager updated the council on operations: a DOT audit was completed, CNCC will borrow town equipment, water‑plant turbidity prompted plans to acquire a turbidimeter, and a sixth police officer was hired to start Nov. 17.
The town manager provided a series of operational updates, including that "Kelly completed her DOT audit," and that Colorado Northwestern Community College will borrow the town's boom truck for camera installation. The manager reported crews cut trees on Main Street and that Moon Lake volunteers helped haul debris.
On utilities, staff described problems at the water plant: the town shut the plant after receiving large amounts of dirty water and is pursuing approval to install a turbidimeter to guide treatment‑plant on/off decisions. The manager also said a sixth police officer has been hired and is scheduled to start Nov. 17; training and scheduling were discussed.
Staff also flagged planning items: a first reading of a land‑use ordinance is scheduled for Nov. 11, staff are providing water‑use analyses to consultants, and grant applications for duplex predevelopment and an animal shelter remain pending.
