Department of Public Works

The Department of Public Works is a vital part of the village.  Without the DPW, the village would pretty much come to a standstill.  The DPW's functions include record keeping, maintenance and future planning of the major/local streets, maintaining the water and sewer systems, and improvement/maintenance of the buildings and grounds of the village.  They make sure that rules and regulations from the state and federal government are followed.  The guys even do the maintenance on the village equipment, saving in repair costs.

In 1972 Vermontville upgraded its wastewater treatment facilities to facultative lagoons to be in compliance with the Clean Water Act.  Both DPW employees are certified and responsible for the proper operation, testing, treatment, monitoring and security of these lagoons.  Click here to read a PDF (written in 1990) detailing the workings of the lagoons.

The Department of Public Works is made up of 2 full-time employees and can be reached by e-mail or by calling 726-1444.

 

Monte O'Dell
Street Administrator

Monte has worked for the Village since 1980.  He is married and has three sons and one daughter.  Monte is a member of the Fire Department and the Maple Syrup Association.   Monte and his wife Teresa are very involved in the community.

Monte has received his certification in Water and Wastewater Operations.  He also works closely with an engineering firm to seek grants and funding for improvement projects for the village.

Monte serves on the Building & Grounds Committee, the Budget Committee, the Employees & Wages Committee, the Health & Safety Committee, the Streets, Drains, Sidewalk & Trees Committee, and the Water & Sewer Committee.

 

 

Terry Samann
DPW Laborer

Terry is a lifelong resident of Vermontville and has worked for the Village since 2005. Terry and his wife Teresa have two children, Ashley and James.  Terry spends his spare time hunting, fishing, camping, and watching James play sports.

Terry has received his certification in Water and Wastewater Operations.  Other responsibilities include reading and/or replacing meters, performing maintenance on vehicles, and tending to the upkeep of the buildings and grounds. 

 

 

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