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Board Vacancy

NOTICE OF VILLAGE BOARD VACANCY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, due to Board Trustee Resignation, there will be a vacant seat on the Village of Stratton Board of Trustees. A vacancy will exist on the Village of Stratton's Board of Trustees. The term for the vacant seat of Village Trustee is through December 31, 2028. A qualified elector of the Village of Stratton shall be nominated as provided by law, by the Village Chairman, . . .

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Cross- Connection Survey

State law requires consumers of public water supplies to inspect their plumbing systems for potential cross connections with the public water supply and ensure these connections are property protected against backflow or back-siphonage. Please review the Cross Connection Prevention Brochure if needed and complete this Cross Connection Survey . If you have any question please contact Mike at 308-340-0149 or Tara at 308-276-2184 or . . .

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Utilities Superintendent Opening

The Village of Stratton is now accepting applications for a full-time Utilities Superintendent. Successful candidate must possess or be able to obtain a grade IV water operator license through the State of NE. Responsibilities include water and sewer system operations, street maintenance, maintenance of electrical service, and other duties as assigned. A complete list of duties is located at the Village Office. Must have a valid . . .

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Mosquito Spraying

The Village would like to remind all residents that as part of our procedure to control the mosquito population and reduce the spread of harmful viruses the Village may implement spraying insecticide treatments by ground. Decisions on treatment time and dates are determined as conditions arise and application is dependent on a number of factors, including weather conditions. Notification of treatment is announced as soon as . . .

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What Not To Flush

Protect Your Sewer, Protect Your Environment. Don’t Flush That! Sewers are designed to take our wastewater and carry it safely to a treatment plant. But other items often get flushed and can create problems. We all need to keep things flowing through the sewer. Poop, pee and toilet paper? Okay. Everything else? Put it in the trash! Here’s a quick quiz: -Do you want to keep raw sewage from backing up . . .

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