# Inframark WTP Repor

- Summary: Ebensburg Municipal Authority: October 2024 WTP Monthly Report Date: November 25, 2024 Submitted by: Luke Byrne, Project Manager (Inframark) To: Ebensburg Borough Authority Members Executive Summary…
- Source: Ebensburg Borough
- Published: 2024-11-25
- Captured: 2026-08-10T16:42:10.366Z
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Ebensburg Municipal Authority: October 2024 WTP Monthly Report Date: November 25, 2024 Submitted by: Luke Byrne, Project Manager (Inframark) To: Ebensburg Borough Authority Members Executive Summary & Operations During October 2024, the Ebensburg water treatment plant treated a total of 37,542,000 gallons of reservoir water. This averages to approximately 1,211,032 gallons per day . Water Purchases: An average of 293,447 gallons per day were purchased from Saltlick and blended into the distribution system. This volume is higher than normal due to excessive water loss, contractor flushing for a water line project, and Nanty Glo purchasing water. Nanty Glo Supply: The plant supplied water to Nanty Glo for 17 days in October. On October 17th, Nanty Glo stopped purchasing water. Reservoir Levels: The upper reservoir level is currently down 10. 5 feet. Inframark is monitoring levels closely and investigating the functionality of lower intake valves. Water Quality: Disinfection By-products: Samples from sites 700 Mini mall and 701 Airport were under the Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) for Haloacetic acids and Trihalomethanes. This is the 8th consecutive quarter under the MCL. PFAS: Fourth-quarter monitoring on October 8th yielded no detects, concluding EMA’s PFAS monitoring for 2024. Bacteriological: Nine samples were collected; zero were total coliform positive. Chlorine: Five samples were collected, all meeting the minimum requirement of 0. 20mg/L free chlorine. Maintenance & Repair Inframark staff completed 69 work orders in October. Key activities included: Installation of a new 400lb motor in the lower level of the elevated tank (assisted by Dodson Electric). Annual inspection/service of the Hillcrest emergency generator by Cummin’s Generator Service (found in good condition). Routine inspections of fire extinguishers, ladders, sump pumps, DAF mixers, and safety showers. Cleaning of clarifier troughs, pH/turbidity meters, and the facility. Lubrication of blowers and finished water pumps/motors. Financial Update Maintenance Expenditures: Sealing Specialties: $1,103. 72 (Finished water pump packing and seals) Wal-Mart: $258. 99 (Batteries/lab binders/sampling supplies) LB Water: $269. 25 (Pipe flanges/brass fittings) Tractor Supply: $83. 69 (Hardware/pins/clips) Ace Hardware: $25. 03 (Pump station keys) Maintenance Cap Status: Contract Total per Year: $25,000 Previous Balance: $7,737. 46 Total Spent This Month: $1,740. 68 Remaining Balance: $5,996. 78 Health & Safety There were no accidents in October. Personnel have worked 1,735 days (4 years, 10 months) without an accident or injury. Training Conducted: Weekly tailgate meetings, upper reservoir intake operations review, and DCP (Disaster Control Plan) review. Personnel & Certifications Kyle Smiley (Operator): PA Class A, E, Subclass 1, 10, 11, 12 Tony Perott (Operator): PA Class C, E, Water Subclass 1, 6, 7, 8, 12 Shawn Jones (Operator in Training): Training for PA DEP exam Luke Byrne (Project Manager): PA Class A, E, Water Subclass 1, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12; PA Class A, E, Wastewater