The Public Works Department is comprised of a Public Works Superintendent, full-time Public Works Assistant and part-time seasonal help.
 
Public Works Superintendent
 
Jon Cravens
Public Works Assistant
 

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2020 Drinking Water Quality Report and Coliform Monitoring PDF

In July of 2015 we completed our new wastewater treatment facility and decommissioned our old sewer lagoon system.  The project cost was $9.5 million dollars and we received $5 million from the Department of Ecology Centennial Lean Water Fund Grant, $1 million from the Community Development Block Grant, $400,000.00 from Lewis County Rural Economic Development Grant and $3.1 million from the Public Works Trust Fund Loan.
 
WWTF Facts:
Maximum Month Flow = 281,000 gallons per day
Peak Hour Flow = 625 gallons per minute