Council Member Questions Staffing Levels as Yanceyville Pays Third Party $64,000 a Month to Staff, Operate, and Maintain Water Treatment Plant

In other business, Yanceyville switches banks, considers Charters of Freedom exterior finish, and Town resident urges thoughtful decision-making

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Council Member Questions Staffing Levels as Yanceyville Pays Third Party $64,000 a Month to Staff, Operate, and Maintain Water Treatment Plant
Photo courtesy of Foundation Forward, Inc. / The Charters of Freedom were constructed in Conover, which is located in Catawba County, North Carolina, in 2019. The monument proposed for Yanceyville will look very similar, but Town Council has asked if Foundation Forward, Inc. will cover the cost of black brick instead of the red.

Robert Nichols, the North Carolina State Director for ClearWater Solutions (CWS), provided the Yanceyville’s Town Council with the monthly report from the water treatment and wastewater plants on Tuesday, September 1, but two of Council’s key questions remain unanswered:

  1. When will Yanceyville’s water treatment plant be back online?
  2. When will the plant be fully staffed, with a dedicated water ORC, or Operator in Responsible Charge on site?