Fourth of July Weekend Recap
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Overall, the weekend went very smoothly.
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Electrical issues were minimal:
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One fuse blew on Friday—quickly replaced.
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A few isolated low voltage issues were reported and are being investigated.
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Some breakers and GFCIs were replaced as routine fixes.
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Water System Update
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Water tower level dropped more than usual, raising concern.
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Issue traced to a booster pump control malfunction, now resolved.
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All pumps (boosters and wells) are mechanically and electrically sound.
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Two major water leaks were found and repaired:
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One from an old but still-active service point.
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One from a previously capped-off line.
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Compactor Yard
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Well-managed throughout the weekend—thank you, members!
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Despite a curveball from Waste Management (no extra dumpsters), they dumped the existing ones mid-Saturday, which helped avoid overflow.
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Yard was full by Monday but did not overflow.
Pump-Out System
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New system testing phase nearly complete and performing well.
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Over 1,000 pump-outs completed during the test.
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Minor issues were quickly resolved.
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System strengths:
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Reliable routing
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Excellent verification & GPS tracking
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Timestamped records accessible instantly
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Personnel News
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Welcome back Thomas Colabucci, experienced pump truck driver!
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Good news on a groundskeeper hire is expected soon.
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Prayers for Mike from MES, a vital support in recent challenges, who was injured in a car accident.