Water board agrees to $375 locksmith fix for emergency access
Water board agreed to spend $375 on a locksmith for emergency access. The locksmith was hired to repair the treatment facility's Knox box after Fire and Police discovered they lacked emergency keys.
Water Department · Meeting of September 14, 2026
NORTH BROOKFIELD — Water board agreed to spend $375 on a locksmith for emergency access. The locksmith was hired to repair the treatment facility's Knox box after Fire and Police discovered they lacked emergency keys. Superintendent Jamie Flamand reported that a water main break on Crooks Road had been repaired and the board discussed replacing the main on Chase Road before October paving.
Hydrant repairs were completed on Bigelow Street, South Main Street, and Ward Street. Flamand's crew also completed nine work orders and Ruby Electric began repairing pump #2. The board discussed a potential solar permit appeal and bylaw changes regarding buffer zones.
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Source: the Water Department meeting of September 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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