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Council reaffirms state of emergency for water distribution, cites EPA talks and possible tank grant
Summary
Loyalton council unanimously reaffirmed a State of Emergency for the city's water-distribution system and heard updates that the city is working with the EPA and exploring a possible grant for a new water tank.
The Loyalton City Council moved to reaffirm a State of Emergency for the city's water distribution system; the motion, made by Councilmember B. Mertton and seconded by J. Markum, carried. Council discussion noted the city is working with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on a contract related to the water system and that there may be grant opportunities for a replacement water tank (sources and amounts were not specified in the meeting minutes).
Councilmember Mertton summarized recent work on the water distribution system and council members described progress without recording final funding decisions. The council also added the emergency‑distribution item to a future agenda for continued consideration. No formal grant award or contract terms were recorded during the meeting.
