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Public Works reports heavy snowfall this season; guardrail and equipment repairs planned
Summary
Public Works Manager Dustin McClain reported roughly eight inches of February snow and a season-to-date accumulation of about 57 inches, described equipment repairs (skid steer, Kenworth) and said crews plan guardrail removal and road repairs at Park Avenue/Hotel Street ahead of summer events.
Dustin McClain, Public Works, reported roughly eight inches of snow in February and said the season total stands at about 57 inches. He described routine maintenance and recent repairs: a pressure wash and service on the skid loader, repairs to a Kenworth (new headlight, modified hood hinge), and ongoing CDL training for staff.
Trustees asked whether planned guardrail removal and road patches at Park Avenue/Hotel Street could be completed before late June; McClain said timing depended on monsoon weather and crew hours but that the department would seek approvals and aim to have work done in time for summer activities.
