Town Pulse
Infrastructure & Development JULY 2026 - UPDATE
CAPITAL PROJECTS
PUBLIC WORKS ENGINEERING
PERKINSVILLE 44
HIGHLANDS APTS
FACILITIES UPDATE Work Orders: Continuing to complete routine facility work orders. Daily Maintenance: Ongoing cleaning and sanitizing of Town facilities. Town Hall Roof: Continuing the bid process for the Town Hall re-roof project. Aquatics Flooring: Receiving bids for a new epoxy floor at the Aquatics Center. Parking Lot Maintenance: Receiving bids for parking lot sealing at Town Hall/Police Department and the Aquatics Center. HVAC Repairs: Completed air conditioning repairs at the Animal Shelter, Courts, and Senior Center. Lighting Maintenance: Repairing and replacing lights and bulbs at Development Services, the Community Center, Town Hall, and the Senior Center. North Campus Planning: Met with Lyon Engineering to obtain a proposal for surveying the North Campus to support water drainage improvements and future parking lot planning.
JULY 2026 - UPDATE
PUBLIC WORKS - STREETS Pothole Patching: Crews patched approximately 25 tons of cold mix throughout town. Work Orders: Street crews completed 13 SeeClickFix work orders. School Zone Signs: Crews replaced 78 school zone signs across all four Town school zones. Ditching: Crews completed ditching along Bright Star Boulevard, East Perkinsville Road, and a portion of Road 1 East. Hot Mix Patching: Street crews placed approximately 15 tons of asphalt on East Road 2 North and Middle Drive. Crews also used an additional 2 tons of asphalt to patch a utility repair. Herbicide: Crews sprayed approximately 420 gallons of herbicide throughout town. Flooding Response: Recent monsoon weather resulted in recurring flooding along North Reed Road and North Road 5. Crews also staged road-closure signs in preparation for additional monsoon activity.
PUBLIC WORKS - FLEET GENERAL ACTIVITY Fleet has had an average of 3 work orders per day for the month. 60% of the work orders were repairs. 40% were PM’s (Preventive Maintenance) The percentage of PM’s to repairs stayed steady this month.
METRICS Accomplishments and Metrics go hand in hand this Month. Fleet closely tracks PM compliance. This is defined as: the percentage of the total Fleet that is not overdue for service. This month we reached our ultimate goal of 100% PM Compliance. Fleet also tracks In-service Rate. This is defined as: the percentage of Fleet assets that are available for use. This is a critical metric since it is affected anytime an asset is being repaired or serviced. If an asset breaks down, it is clearly not in service. Also, if an asset is having a PM performed on it, it is also out of service. Our In-Service rate reached 99%. This was due to only 4 assets out of the entire Fleet being at Fleet Shop for scheduled repairs or service! This metric was measured on 07/28/2026 Fleet continues to focus on ways to improve efficiency. We use metrics to drive our workload to include scheduling of work into and out of Fleet Shop. We appreciate all the help given by departments when scheduling and getting assets to Fleet for PM and repair. We could not reach our goals with their help.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Fleet had several road calls this month. We were able to go to the machines without them coming into the Flet Shop. This made sure that down time was minimal and departments were able to get straight back to work. Even with 60% repairs and several RISK work orders, Fleet was able to focus on overdue PM’s Fleet auctioned another retired asset. This brought $3,200.00 to the Town. Another asset is on the auction block scheduled to end in early August. We hope for another solid sale price.
JULY 2026 - UPDATE
PUBLIC WORKS - WATER JULY UPDATE Annual Arsenic samples collected at Town Complex. Quarterly BacT samples. 2nd Quarter MRDL’s. Recertified hydrant meter damaged by contractor. Installed new gate valve and spool at YCC well site. Pressure tested YCC system. On-going issues with Jerome Junction fill station – back online. Ordered 2 new fire hydrants for aging units on Rd 1E.
MONTHLY PRODUCTION FLOW DATA
JULY 2026 - UPDATE
PUBLIC WORKS - WASTEWATER JULY UPDATE Completed clean in place on all membranes before the 4th of July holiday weekend. Quarterly compliance monitoring samples collected and delivered to lab. Annual maintenance on dewatering polymer system. Gross Beta exceedance on WRF effluent, collected verification sample. VFD on fine screen #2 failing, ordered replacement. Installed AED in operations building. Sewer cleaning in Mollie Rae. Lift Station Pump #2 Soft Start failing, looking into options for repair/replacement. Vegetation removal from recharge basins.
AVERAGE MONTHLY FLOW DATA (JULY 2026)
LAB DATA (JULY 2026)
JULY 2026 - UPDATE
PUBLIC WORKS - WASTEWATER
JULY 2026 - UPDATE