Town administrator: 312 water meters installed; PFAS testing under way
Summary
Town Administrator Aiken reported that 312 residential water meters have been installed, the town is awaiting initial PFAS test results from Wyoming DEQ, and staff continue work on a transmission‑line design to send to the forest service for approval.
Town Administrator Aiken updated the council on water‑system work and related projects. He said the town has installed 312 residential water meters and is experiencing about a 10–12% failure rate among replaced meters. "We're we're now at 312 residential water meters that we've installed," he told the council.
Aiken said the town has initiated PFAS testing with Wyoming DEQ; the first round of results is expected within about 30 days and a second round is planned later in September. He also reported that engineers completed the draft design for the Prater/Crater Canyon transmission‑line replacement and submitted it to the forest service and district ranger, who requested additional details on equipment and personnel required for the large project. Aiken described preparatory roadwork for upcoming chip‑seal maintenance in Plat 20 and potential sale or consignment of an oversized LaRue snow blower that has been unreliable.
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