# Inframark WTP Report

- Summary: Executive Summary Inframark submitted the April 2026 monthly report for the Ebensburg water treatment facility. Key operational highlights include: Water Production: The plant treated 30,000,000…
- Source: Ebensburg Borough
- Published: 2026-05-18
- Captured: 2026-08-10T16:42:10.366Z
- Source URL: https://ebensburgpa.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/April-2026-operating-report-WTP.pdf
- Content URL: https://ebensburg.site/document/inframark-wtp-report-5-18-2026/
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Executive Summary Inframark submitted the April 2026 monthly report for the Ebensburg water treatment facility. Key operational highlights include: Water Production: The plant treated 30,000,000 gallons of reservoir water (averaging 1,000,000 gallons per day). Purchased Water: An average of 61,045 gallons per day was purchased from Saltlick and blended into the distribution system. Maintenance: Preventative maintenance was performed on blowers for air scourer filters 1, 2, and 3. Oil was changed, belts were replaced, and motors/greased. Safety: New safety signs regarding confined spaces and hazardous chemicals were installed. There were no accidents in April; personnel have worked 2,281 days without an injury. Events: A tour of the facilities was hosted for the new borough manager and council members on April 9th. Inspections: The second quarter filter evaluation for Filter #1 was completed on April 21st in partnership with Water Service Professionals. The filter was found to be in excellent condition. Upcoming Work: Inframark is coordinating with Greenland Construction for upper reservoir intake valve repairs and working with Stiffler on the five-year recertification of the risk and resilience assessment. Reservoir Status: The upper reservoir water level is currently 2. 5 feet below full pool level. Financial Update Maintenance Expenditures The following expenses were recorded for the month: Water Service Professionals: $2,860. 00 (Annual Filter Inspection/Media Analysis) Napotnik's: $675. 00 (Welder) Applied: $207. 70 (Blower Belts) Amazon: $203. 27 (Building signs/safety/PVC reamer) Ace Hardware: $150. 53 (Plumbing/Lagoon Pond Rope) The Home Depot: $23. 85 (Hose connectors) The Long Barn: $14. 10 (Shelving) Caps for WTP Maintenance Cap: $4,134. 45 spent this month; $18,102. 09 remaining balance. Chemical Cap: $12,933. 50 spent this month; $50,429. 56 remaining balance. On the Radar Items currently being tracked or planned for future action include: DAF Spare parts Upper reservoir intake valves SCADA upgrades Lighting improvements Loading dock rehabilitation Personnel The report lists the following staff members and their certifications: Kyle Smiley (Operator III): PA Class A, E, Water Subclass 1,10,11,12; PA Class A, E, Wastewater Subclass 1. Tony Perott (Operator II): PA Class C, E, Water Subclass 1,6,7,8,12. Shawn Jones (Mechanic II): Training for PA DEP exam. Joseph Pompa (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.