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Council hears water‑and‑sewer update: Jackson Street leak, sewer camera returned to service
Summary
The Water and Sewer Committee reported a July 16 leak on Jackson Street and said the sewer camera is back from repair and back in service; the condition was noted during committee reports July 28.
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During committee reports at the July 28 meeting, Chairman Jeff Soenksen told the council the Water and Sewer Committee responded to a water leak on Jackson Street on July 16, 2026 and that the sewer camera "is back from being repaired and in use."
The committee's update was delivered as part of routine departmental reporting; council members had previously addressed a related minutes amendment to record an estimated $3,300 repair cost for the camera. No additional action — such as budget approval or procurement direction — was taken at the July 28 meeting regarding the camera or the Jackson Street repair.
