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Public Works reports pump and transformer repairs; water pumping averages near 750,000–890,000 gallons/day

Village of Lake Hallie Village Board · August 18, 2025
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Summary

Public Works told the board Crane Engineering replaced a spline sleeve on booster pump #1 at Well House 4 and Van Ert Electric replaced a transformer at the cluster; crews continue hydrant flushing and reported pumping about 750,000–890,000 gallons per day from village wells.

Public Works reported maintenance work on the village water system and road repairs at the Aug. 18 meeting. Crane Engineering replaced the spline sleeve on booster pump #1 at Well House 4 and Van Ert Electric replaced a transformer in the cabinet at the cluster; the crew continues hydrant flushing.

The department stated it is pumping an average of about 750,000–890,000 gallons of water per day from the wells. Roadwork highlights included repair of a washout on 90th Ave Hill by Matt Jaspers’ property and planned ditching work at Wissota Tool and 50th Ave by Kempers Woods; the weed harvester was placed in the water on Aug. 8.