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Maybrook trustees praise DPW after storm; sewer plant and inspections noted
Summary
Trustees and department heads commended DPW for storm response; Trustee Capozzoli said Donnie submitted the 2025 flow certification to the DEC and Clerk reported an insurance inspection scheduled for March 17.
Trustees used their reports on March 2 to recognize rapid DPW response to the Feb. 22–23 snowstorm and to provide department updates.
Deputy Mayor Charles Woznick thanked the police for assisting with a medical emergency at his residence and acknowledged the DPW’s work. Trustee Daryl Capozzoli said "the sewer plant is going well" and that Donnie submitted the 2025 Flow Certification to the DEC. Trustee William Treco relayed a resident compliment about DPW work on William Street. DPW Superintendent Matt Thorp said crews worked "around the clock" during the last storm but noted that many residents did not clear their sidewalks; he also said he and Kyle will attend the Annual Rural Water conference in April. Village Clerk David Griffith said the new insurance carrier will conduct an inspection on March 17.
Why it matters: DPW capacity and sewer‑plant compliance are operational priorities for public health and safety; the updates give residents and trustees a sense of readiness and upcoming administrative actions.
