 10/20/2020 The water main break was repaired and Central Ave. was re-opened up by 5pm this evening. I would like to thank Street Superintendent Tony Gugino and his department for their hard work to get this repaired. 10/20/20 The DPW is currently working on a water main break in the Village of Fredonia. This requires the following streets to be closed: Central Ave from Cottage Street to the SUNY entrance. We appreciate your patience at this time. There is NO boil water notice needed. The water remains safe to drink. Thank you 10/18/2020 Todays Update Mother nature has been helping our water situation continue to be very good the last week with rain and cooler temperatures. We will monitor this situation. The Barker Common project is near completion, please stop by and enjoy, and relax on the newly placed benches. And as always please patronize our local businesses, times have been tough and they all could use our support. 10/13/2020 Todays Update: I Visited the Water Filtration Plant, and I'm happy to say that it is producing safe, healthy water for our community. All turbidity levels in the filters and the clear well were all at very good levels. The Public Works Department has been out flushing the system through fire hydrants around the village to provide our residents with clear, clean water. If any residents have any questions concerning the quality of their water, or are having issues with their water, please call our Public Works Department at 679-2304 7a-3p Monday thru Friday Additional Information Regarding The Extension Of The State Of Emergency The Village of Fredonia municipal water is SAFE to drink and use. There is NO Boil Water Advisory issued by the CCDOH. The continuation is merely an extension of the previous State of Emergency. It allows us to efficiently and effectively move forward in the replacement, repair, and construction of infrastructure to provide residents with safe drinking water, while combating the unstable nature of the production of potable water while maintaining acceptable turbidity limits. State of Emergency Declaration The Village of Fredonia hereby extends a local State of Emergency effective Sunday October 11, 2020. This extension of the local state of emergency has been declared due to the unstable nature of the production of potable water while maintaining acceptable turbidity limits. This extension of the declaration is by the recommendation of the Chautauqua County Department of Health. In coordination with other government agencies, this proactive action is taken to protect the general public and to provide safe drinking water to the community. Our employees are always available to assist the public during normal hours of operation by telephone at the numbers listed below Assistance Phone Numbers: General Assistance 679.2301; 679-2307 After Hours (Emergency Only Please): 716-679-1531 This State of Emergency will remain in effect for a period not to exceed 30 days or until rescinded, whichever occurs first. This order may be extended for an additional period not to exceed 30 days. As the Mayor of the Village of Fredonia, I Douglas P. Essek exercise the authority given to me under Article 2-B, Section 24 of the New York State Executive Law, for the purpose of procuring goods and services, and to render all required and available assistance that is vital to the security, well-being, and health and safety of the citizens of the Village of Fredonia. Douglas P. Essek, Mayor of Fredonia Dated: October 11, 2020 |