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Water superintendent reports well holding at 90 gpm; town crews fixing leaks

Village of Stronghurst Board · January 6, 2026
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Summary

Water Superintendent Ronnie Gittings told the Village of Stronghurst Board the municipal well is producing about 90 gallons per minute without assistance, usage is down, staff are implementing a new "Julie" system, and crews have been repairing small leaks to conserve water.

At the Jan. 5 meeting of the Village of Stronghurst Board, Water Superintendent Ronnie Gittings reported the village's well is "staying steady at 90 gpm on its own with no assistance," and said monthly water usage is down.

Gittings said the department is implementing the new Julie system required by regulation and that crews have been locating and repairing small leaks around town to conserve supply. No requests for immediate capital projects or emergency measures were recorded in the meeting transcript. The water update was delivered during routine reports and drew no formal motions or votes.