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Superintendent reports leak during pressure testing, new hire and chip-seal work completed
Summary
Public Works Superintendent Matt told the council he hired a part-time worker named Cameron, encountered a leak during pressure testing on the water project, ordered 'No Dumping' signs for storage units, and reported Washington Avenue has been chip sealed.
Superintendent Matt told the council that, with the Mayor’s approval, he hired a part-time worker named Cameron who has shown strong work ethic. Matt said the water-main replacement project is moving along but crews ran into an issue with a leak while pressure testing the system.
Matt also reported that people had been leaving unwanted items at Lanphere’s storage units and that his department ordered “No Dumping” signs to address the problem. He noted that Washington Avenue has been chip sealed and that the finished surface “looks great.”
