The Scofield Town Council convened for a special meeting on February 15, 2025, to address critical infrastructure needs, particularly concerning the town's water system. The meeting, which began at 12:48 PM, included a roll call of council members, with a notable absence from Liberty Smith and Ralph Breckerhoff.

The primary agenda item focused on the approval of expenditures for essential equipment, specifically a single-phase pump and two guide rails for the wet well. The total cost for these items was presented as $16,295, which was unanimously approved by the council. This decision highlights the council's commitment to maintaining and improving the town's water infrastructure, a vital service for the community.

In addition to the pump and guide rails, the council discussed the potential transition to a three-phase power system. Mike, a council member, indicated that Rocky Mountain Power would provide a bid for this upgrade on February 20. The council is considering retaining two submersible pumps that were mistakenly ordered as three-phase units. The supplier has agreed to hold these pumps until the council decides on the power upgrade, with a full refund available if the pumps are not needed.

The total cost for the three-phase pumps was estimated at $23,902, but after accounting for previous payments, the net cost would be approximately $22,138. The council voted to proceed with this order, ensuring that the town has the necessary equipment to enhance its water management capabilities.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, reflecting a productive session focused on the town's infrastructure needs. As Scofield continues to address its water system requirements, these decisions will play a crucial role in ensuring reliable services for its residents. The council's proactive approach in securing necessary equipment and exploring power upgrades demonstrates a commitment to the community's long-term sustainability and growth.