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Uintah public works crews check PRVs, note missing signs and monitor storm drains

Uintah City Council Staff Meeting · January 5, 2026
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Summary

Public Works reported Jan. 5 that crews checked pressure-reducing valves, found a missing stop sign and speed-limit sign on Combe Road, and are monitoring storm drains after recent rainfall following localized flooding at a home.

Public Works staff told the Jan. 5 staff meeting they have been checking pressure-reducing valves (PRVs) across the system and identified missing traffic signs on Combe Road that need replacement. The crew also flagged storm drains for monitoring after recent rainfall correlated with flooding at a residence in the city.

Public Works indicated the missing stop sign and speed-limit sign are actionable maintenance items and that crews will follow up to replace them. The report emphasized routine infrastructure checks — PRV inspections and stormwater monitoring — as priorities after recent weather events.