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Public works reports new signs, park lighting and ongoing water-main repair
Summary
Staff briefed the council on recent public-works activity: a new "Welcome to Rainier" sign, lights installed at Wachowski Park shelter, vehicle reassignments, completed meter reads, and a water-main break on Alaska Street expected to finish the next day.
A public works staff member updated the council on several projects, saying crews installed a new "Welcome to Rainier" powder-coated sign on 133rd, added lights under the Wachowski Park shelter and completed vehicle transitions after a staff departure. "We switched over vehicles, and I got final notes and stuff from him," the staff member said.
The same staffer said crews finished full meter reads and were addressing a water-main break on Alaska Street, which they expected to have wrapped up the following day. The report also noted an internal reorganization and updated maps to be carried in emergency-response vehicles.
