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Water/Sewer Commission approves executive assistant hire and UV system repairs.

Water/Sewer Commission appoints executive assistant and backs UV repairs. The commission unanimously appointed Calli Mathieu as Executive Assistant, pending CORI and reference checks, and approved a $4,001.75 Trojan Technologies budget for ultraviolet disinfection system sensors that are no longer

Water_Sewer Commission · Meeting of April 1, 2026

CHARLTON — Water/Sewer Commission appoints executive assistant and backs UV repairs. The commission unanimously appointed Calli Mathieu as Executive Assistant, pending CORI and reference checks, and approved a $4,001.75 Trojan Technologies budget for ultraviolet disinfection system sensors that are no longer functioning. Veolia's March report revealed a noncompliance letter from the state Department of Environmental Protection, leading to a corrective action plan, and several equipment failures: a caustic pump, faulty check valves at Vine Street and North Main Street stations, and a generator tank leak requiring permanent replacement.

The treatment plant reached maximum capacity at 746 gallons per minute for a week and a half during spring snowmelt, with actual flow volumes unmeasured.

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Source: the Water_Sewer Commission meeting of April 1, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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