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Public works reports: radio-read meters, hydrant inspections and seven open code-enforcement cases

Rainier City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Public-works staff reported installation of radio-read water meters, hydrant inspections and right-of-way clearing; building official Brian VonClück reported seven open code-enforcement cases with encouraging self-compliance results.

Theron Perry updated the council on multiple public-works activities: the first council table is complete; doors needing repair were replaced; staff painted Tami Justice's office door; installation of radio-read water meters is underway; fire hydrants are being inspected and assessed; crews are clearing right-of-ways; and staff is discussing new signage for the trussel including stop bars.

Brian VonClück, the city's building official and code-enforcement officer, said the department currently has seven open code-enforcement cases and said the city is achieving good results through voluntary compliance in many instances. Lt. Mclver also provided an update on police statistics earlier in the meeting.