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Millerton board OKs up to $15,000 for engineering to restore water service

Village of Millerton Board of Trustees · February 10, 2025
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Summary

Trustees authorized a professional engineering services proposal capped at $15,000 to get the village water system back online following a DPW garage fire; the motion passed unanimously on Feb. 10.

The Village of Millerton Board of Trustees approved a professional engineering services proposal on Feb. 10 to restore the water system after a fire at the DPW garage. Deputy Mayor Matt Hartzog moved and Trustee Lisa Hermann seconded acceptance of the proposal "not to exceed $15,000" to get the water system up and running; the motion passed with all five trustees in agreement.

Mayor Jenn Najdek reported the village is testing water continuously and working with the water engineer to bring well two back online. The engineering authorization is intended to fund assessment and repairs needed to restore full capacity; the resolution was recorded as Resolution 2025-10 and is on file with the clerk.

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