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Resident thanks road crew but says county won’t fix dry hydrant on County Route 14
Summary
During public comment, resident Ted Schulz thanked the highway department for installing a dry hydrant on Brady Road and reported the county declined responsibility to repair a dry hydrant on County Route 14, leaving local responders concerned about maintenance responsibility.
At the start of public comment, resident Ted Schulz thanked the Highway Department for installing a dry hydrant on Brady Road and described a separate dry hydrant on County Route 14 that needs repair. Schulz said he contacted County official Don Chambers, who told him the county would not take responsibility for fixing the hydrant.
Schulz’s remarks were recorded as a public comment and did not result in a board motion or formal direction to staff during the meeting. The exchange raises a maintenance and jurisdiction question for local emergency-water infrastructure that the board may need to clarify with county officials.
The board did not record any response from a county official in the meeting minutes; the agenda did not indicate further action other than the public comment being heard.
