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Download Full PDFThe July/August 2025 Pleasant Hill Echo welcomes three new Council members, announces the Village Drinking Water Consumer Confidence Report, highlights the new Peace Poles at Monument Park painted by Newton High School art students, and details fire hydrant flushing and Market Day events.
In This Issue
- New Village Council members welcomed
- Hydrant flushing (July 2-11)
- Blood drives and Market Day events
- Village Drinking Water Consumer Confidence Report
- Peace Poles installation at Monument Park
Welcome New Council Members
The Village welcomed three new Council members: Crystal Stoner (term to 12/27), Tony Midlam (term to 12/25), and Paul King (term to 12/25). The Council thanked them for their dedication to serving the community.
Fire Hydrant Flushing
Hydrant flushing is scheduled July 2 through 11. Residents may experience temporary water discoloration during this period.
Drinking Water Consumer Confidence Report
The Village Drinking Water Consumer Confidence Report is available at the Village Office, posted around the Village, and on the Village website.
Peace Poles at Monument Park
Newton High School art students installed hand-painted Peace Poles in Monument Park (the library parking lot). The project spreads a message of global unity, kindness, and peace, and the poles will double as banner holders for Village events throughout the year.
Office Hours Update
Village Office hours updated to Monday and Friday 8 am to 12 pm, and Tuesday through Thursday 6 to 10 pm.
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