Duties include operation of wells, pumps, pump controls, disinfection pumps and equipment and fluoridation pumps and equipment. Ability to collect and analyze samples for chlorine and fluoride concentrations. Working knowledge of water main pipes, hydrants, valves and related couplings, clamps, repair parts and other accessories. Ability to install and repair water meters and related remote readers. Ability to meet and converse with the general public in regard to water consumption and quality problems. Availability after regular hours in case of equipment failures/emergencies associated with the Water Department. Within one year after starting date in the position, must obtain Iowa Grade I Water Treatment Plant Operators Certificate and a Grade I Distribution Certificate. Possession of a current State of Iowa Commercial Driver’s License upon appointment in this classification and continued maintenance of the license throughout period of employment.
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City Manager
208 E. Main, Manchester, IA 52057.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
City Ordinance 005-2017 states that no person shall use, explode, discharge, possess or display fireworks, or consumer fireworks, on any publicly owned property or on any property located within the City Limits without first obtaining a permit from the City.
In 2004 Mayor Milt Kramer and the Manchester City Council launched the “Nice Neighbor Award.” The award was established to recognize the spirit of compassion citizens of Manchester have for their neighbors and for other citizens in Manchester. The award offers a public forum to thank neighbors; even for the smallest things. Award winners are invited to a City Council meeting to be recognized and presented with a Nice Neighbor Plaque. Winners are also noted on the City’s website and in the City Newsletter.
Mayor Milt Kramer
208 East Main Street, Manchester, Iowa 52057.
When submitting, be sure to include the name and phone number of the person being nominated, as well as your own phone number.
Our park consists of 6 drops at roughly 18″ per drop and spans over 800ft. in length, Reconstruction of the river began upstream of Marion Street and extends downstream toward the CN railroad bridge. The Manchester Whitewater Park is open to the public and there is no cost or admission to utilize the park. The primary in-stream users will be whitewater enthusiasts including kayakers, canoeists, rafters, tubers, swimmers and boogie board/surfers.
