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Steger public works reports multiple water‑main repairs and continued lead‑line work
Summary
Assistant Superintendent Roy Stone thanked crews for winter response, reported two water‑main breaks completed that day and five since the last meeting, emergency shutoffs at vacant and occupied properties, and provided a Five Star lead‑line progress update (10 assessments, 8 replacements, 34 hydrovac operations).
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"I am proud of all of them," Assistant Superintendent Roy Stone said, thanking the public works crew for their response to frigid temperatures, water‑main breaks and snow removal.
Stone reported that the crew completed two water‑main breaks that day and that the department has repaired five water main breaks since the last meeting. He also said there were two emergency shutoffs at vacant properties and three at occupied homes due to broken interior water lines, and that the department has been actively salting and plowing roadways. Stone provided a Five Star lead‑line update: between Jan. 19 and Jan. 30 the contractor completed 10 home assessments, replaced 8 services and used hydrovac equipment on 34 holes.
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