Work is nearing completion on the water tower renovations. Painting is complete, and DPW is working on filling the tower for testing. Because of this, water is flowing through service lines quicker than usual. This is stirring up sediment and may cause discoloration to your water.
DPW is required by EGLE to fill, drain, and refill the water tower. This process will require 3-4 days pending water sample results.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we bring the tower back into service.
Please contact city hall with any questions. We will post another update once all testing is complete to announce when the tower is officially back in service.
City of Perry Formally Names New Fitness Loop After Lifelong Resident
With the help of the Parks Committee, the city has installed a fitness loop at Jubilee Park. The loop includes a marked walking path with five exercise stations and two benches. Due to ongoing supply issues, delivery of two stations has been delayed – but the project should be finalized in the coming months.
At the June 16 City of Perry Council Meeting, the fitness loop was formally named the “George Dunn Fitness Loop” in recognition of Mr. Dunn’s long-term commitment to not just the parks, but the City of Perry. At the meeting, Mayor Sue Hammond read a formal proclamation highlighting the many ways Mr. Dunn has contributed to his community.
Mr. Dunn was raised in Perry and as a 1956 Perry High School Graduate has been contributing to the community ever since. Mr. Dunn has been volunteering as an appointed citizen-member of the Parks Committee since 2003, but has been involved in park planning since the committee’s inception.
He played an integral role in the success of this project, and we thank him for his dedication and continued support.
Many friends and family members were in attendance at the meeting. Plans are in place for signage at the park once installation is complete.