The Beaver County government meeting held on April 27, 2025, focused on several key issues, primarily concerning the rehabilitation of the main waterline and associated funding challenges.

Shane, a representative from project rehabilitation, highlighted the need for immediate action on the waterline rehabilitation component, which has yet to be implemented. He emphasized the importance of addressing this issue promptly, suggesting that the project could commence within two weeks. The discussion included the necessity of preparing the ground for seeding, with Shane advising that the best time for this work is soon after the ground is disturbed to ensure effective growth.

The conversation also touched on the coordination required with contractors to ensure the project stays on track. Brandon was tasked with developing a project timeline to facilitate progress and keep the board informed. The urgency of the project was underscored by the limited time available for implementation and the need to secure funding from the Division of Drinking Water, which has been delayed since a request was submitted in January.

The meeting concluded with an overview of the water system's current status, indicating that the tanks are full and there are no leaks, suggesting a stable operational condition despite the ongoing funding issues. The board members expressed a commitment to resolving the funding delays to ensure that the necessary work can proceed without further hindrance.