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Ramah district to buy vacuum/pump truck, tablet and replace WWTP frequency controller
Summary
Board voted July 14 to buy a vacuum/pump truck for $5,200 and approved $2,000 for a tablet for meter reading; the board also instructed the operator to acquire a frequency controller for the wastewater treatment plant as an emergency purchase. Nitrate levels were reported acceptable.
During the operators report Chairman Robert Montague noted nitrate levels at acceptable levels and said the operator would continue monthly testing. A caller identified as Flint described a vacuum/pump truck the district could use to locate water and other lines and stated, “The price of this truck will be $5200.00.” The board voted to purchase the truck; the motion passed unanimously.
The board also authorized $2,000 for a tablet with SIM for meter reading after Whitney River-Croley moved the purchase and Blanche Clawson seconded. Separately, the chairman instructed the operator to obtain another frequency controller for the wastewater treatment plant motor to prevent failure during power outages; that purchase was treated as an emergency and did not require a formal vote.
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