Month: February 2026

*** The Boil Water notice has been lifted. *** After another round of searching and more leaks identified, tonight we found that over the last 24 hours we produced more than we used. We’re still close to the edge and

Unfortunately we went up a bit in this 24hr period vs. the previous. 16k/day vs. our normal of about 9k. We’re looking for about 4.9 gallons per minute of leak. We’ve canvased the northern end of the park with one

We gained a bit of stored water overnight, up to 7.2′ and as of noon we were at 6.8′. Then, we got the call we’ve been waiting for. A large leak from an underground service line has been found. We

We lost only 0.2′ off the tank last night and took another delivery of water today (+4.5k gallons = ~1.4′ of tank fill). We’ve been working at this issue for over 12 hours today, so I’ll keep this short. We’re

Short version: We’re still leaking a huge amount. We’re going to try to keep the system running by hauling water, but delivery may be limited. We need the system running to find leaks. We may not be able to do

Thanks to an overnight recharge from the wells and some added delivery from the good folks at Fresh Water Haulers VT, we’re nearly reached the cutoff sensor for filling the tank. We have begun the process of pressurizing the system

Here’s a copy of the official state form as sent by Property Management. https://sgc.coop/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/2026-02-12_SGCCOOP_Boil_Water_Notice.pdf

We shut the system off at 8:30PM sharp. We’ll monitor the refill and get the system running again once the tank fills. Our wells can produce about 16k a day and the tank holds about 22k at the cutoff. Keep

Though another break was discovered and isolated about noon today, our current output is nearly 950 gallons an hour and the storage tank is at 2.6 feet. There’s nothing else we can do tonight. Expect the system to be down

This evening showed usage in the 17k range (normally 8-9k) and our storage tank at 3.9 feet (normally between 7′ and 8′). We’re losing a foot a day that the wells can’t replace. Without a significant reduction in usage and/or

Another 18k gallon day (double our norms) and another foot off the tank (represents about 2k gallons of loss). A broken pipe was reported and is being dealt with. The weather is improving and will be much improved soon. Will

That’s all folks! As you can see, our total usage peaked at near 16k on the 1st and then it went down to 12k. Leaks don’t fix themselves and we’ve not been made aware of any repairs, nor have we

After the 24th of January (nearly 17k of usage), we had nearly seven days of tolerable usage (11.5k to 13.5k), but tonight we’re over 15k again. Our wells are running 24/7 and can’t keep up with that. Our reserves begin